New York City's largest office landlord is generating more cash than expected as companies clamor for a dwindling supply of premier Manhattan office space...On the strength of rapidly increasing rents and profits generated by the supertall One Vanderbilt, SL Green Realty Corp. raised its 2026 guidance for funds from operations...Also 100% leased is One Vanderbilt, the 1,401-foot tower atop Grand Central Terminal that, at $4.7B, is the most valuable office tower in the country — and its cash cow status is only growing. Of the $1.20 per share of additional FFO that SL Green now projects to bring in, 80 cents was attributed to One Vanderbilt, which signed the first $320-per-SF lease in the city during the first quarter...“This property has generated so much cash flow that we repatriated all of our equity long ago,” SL Green Chief Financial Officer Matthew DiLiberto said on the call...
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