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Friday, January 15, 2021

Another Tenant Wants Out Of Donald Trump’s Wall Street Skyscraper - Forbes

A nonprofit organization named TB Alliance is looking for ways to move out of its space at 40 Wall Street, the president’s skyscraper in downtown Manhattan.

A representative for the organization, which focuses on tuberculosis drugs, hinted that the decision might be tied to last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol—but did not explicitly say it was.

In response to an email asking whether the organization was planning to change its lease in the building given all the political news, a spokesperson replied, “Yes, we are exploring all options for relocating outside of 40 Wall Street.”

Pressed on whether the organization was looking to leave solely because of the events at the Capitol, or because of the president’s politics more generally, the spokesperson clammed up. “Nothing else to add,” he said. When asked again whether the decision had to do with Donald Trump’s politics, he did not respond.

TB Alliance pays an estimated $900,000 in annual rent at the property, which Trump did not divest upon taking office.

The news follows a Wednesday report in Business Insider that another tenant, the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, is also trying to vacate Trump’s Lower Manhattan tower. That organization is locked into a 15-year lease that began in 2014 and comes with an average annual rent of $644,000.

Losing the two tenants would be an annoyance for Trump, but it certainly wouldn’t be destabilizing—unless some bigger renters also start heading for the exits. The president collects an estimated $191 million each year through his commercial real estate holdings.

Fortunately for Trump, many of his tenants are locked into longstanding lease agreements, which makes severing those ties challenging. Another complicating factor: the president’s blue-chip tenants are largely inside 555 California Street and New York City’s 1290 Avenue of the Americas, two buildings in which he holds minority interests alongside publicly traded Vornado Realty Trust, which manages the buildings on a day-to-day basis.

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