Aby Rosen is made with the Chrysler building, but not with her younger sister-triangular triangle at the neighboring site at 145-155 E. 42nd Street. RFR I Rosen owns the property of the property now, unlike the rent he previously held in the office tower.
Rosen, who has been withdrawing since the landowner Chrysler Cooper Union gathered it, has large retail plans set up by Philip Johnson, tied between the Landmark Tower and the third corner Avenue.
“This is a great opportunity,” Rosen said. “We always had the idea of redeveloping it.”
Rosen and an Austrian partner bought Chrysler and Trylons with the next door in 2019 for only $ 150 million. But the price was not as low as it seemed because renting on Earth had risen from $ 7.5 million to $ 32.5 million a year, and was the second to grow further to $ 41 million in 2028.
However, Rosen was able to buy trylons from Cooper Union completely without costly trouble of a land rent.
He said many of the 13,000 square legs can support 100,000 square meters of floor space as the old structure is destroyed, and it can be built much larger and longer.
The latter would require air rights purchase and obtain a greater permit of density under the latest Midtown Rezoning, for which the project would be under the procedure of reviewing the use of city land.
Trylons were ordered by former owner of the building Chrysler Tijaman Speyer. Johnson’s design, discovered in 2001, consists of three sharp -edged glass triangles between two boxing retail structures. Although it was intended as an homage to Chrysler’s Art Deco lines, Trylons were not regarded as one of Johnson’s best work. Much of the space was the Grille Steakhouse capital home.
“Between you and me, it is quite ugly,” Rosen said.
Rosen aims to rent the parcel, not sell it. Its options are open depending on the market question. The new building can be as relatively small as 100,000 square meters, for which it would require $ 10 million for a triple-green base.
“It can be with experimental retail, an automobile dealer, or created for a technological brand,” Rosen said. “Already we’re talking with three big car companies that are plunging on it.”
But he is well open for a “construction-pad” option for a much larger building depending on the needs of the tenant.
He said that an office or hotel tower, or a project that combines uses, can be as large as 600,000 square meters and rise “up to Chrysler’s mouthwash” on the 52nd floor of the tower.
“Realistically, we are seeing in the building of forty stories,” he explained. Because the site is so small, a long tower “becomes the needy over what we have no interest.”
There is no immediate hurry. Rosen said it may take two years to choose a tenant and design the new building. RFR only begins to show leaflets for large retailers a week of action. The wider marketing will begin this week through its monetary minority subsidiary.
Rosen, meanwhile, is withdrawing from the obstacle of the Chrysler building. He said he would not appeal a court decision in favor of Cooper Union, who caught his rent when he fell $ 21 million after renting on land.
Although RFR remains under pressure in some properties after an aggressive entertainment of borrowing in recent years, it successfully refinanits the three main properties – the building located in Seagram, 475 Avenue Fifth and 17 State Road to the center of the city – all since the beginning of the year
“Sometimes you have to go on,” Rosen said. “We’re cleaning the mess and we’ll go back to love what we do after a few years rough.”
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