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Anchor lease and JV backing reduce execution risk and may support NAV/valuation; large NYC project often signals longer-term upside, though near-term liquidity depends on construction milestones.
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The 350 Park Avenue project team—Vornado, Ken Griffin’s Citadel affiliate, and Rudin—announced a 60/36/4% JV closing and a 1.05 million SF anchor lease to Citadel Enterprise Americas. A $3.3 billion construction loan backs the 66-story, 1,400-foot tower delivering about 1.9 million SF of premium office space, with 850,000 SF high-rise capacity. This de-risks near-term economics and could lift VNO’s NAV and valuation if the project milestones progress on schedule.
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