The Chrysler Building’s former owner is circling the orphaned tower. The famed Midtown edifice has been without an owner ...

Tishman Speyer previously acquired the Chrysler in 1997 for about $220 million, two years after buying Rockefeller Center out ...

The city’s Art Deco crown jewel needs a little TLC.

Tishman Speyer, which previously owned the building’s ground lease, is reportedly in talks to buy the skyscraper back.

The Chrysler Building in New York City is for sale—and despite its iconic status, it could go for cheap. While the building is still a staple of the city skyline, real estate experts say it has fallen ...

Tishman Speyer acquired the lease to the Chrysler building for $220M in 1997 before slowly selling off 90% of its stake in multiple deals. In 2008, a deal with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority ...

The next owner of the Chrysler Building may prove to be a previous owner of the Manhattan landmark office tower. Tishman Speyer is in advanced talks to acquire the property’s ground lease, Crain’s ...

The Chrysler Building drama is far from over despite a judge’s ruling last week that Aby Rosen must butt out of Cooper Union’s management of the tower and not interfere with its collection of rents ...

The Chrysler Building has become emblematic of the Art Deco period — and was one of the era's last architectural triumphs before the Great Depression halted New York's rapidly-changing skyline. - Gary ...

The future of the Chrysler Building, a unique monument to art deco architecture on the Manhattan skyline, remains in limbo as it awaits a possible sale. The building, affixed with gargoyles, stainless ...

Cooper Union is ready to kick Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs’ RFR Holding to the curb at the Chrysler Building, but the developer isn’t leaving without a fight. RFR filed a lawsuit on Thursday to stave ...