Wall Street’s long-vacant “ghost” building is being sold to a local real estate player, raisin
Wall Street’s long-vacant “ghost” building is being sold to a local real estate player, raising hopes that the 101-year-old landmark will finally be brought back to life. The former home of JP Morgan at 23 Wall St. is being sold to retail developer Jack Terzi. The pricing is yet unclear, but sources told The Post…
Long-vacant Wall Street landmark sold to retail developer : NY Post Real Estate
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