Management report for 40 Wall Street and 90 Church Street,

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

90 Church Street Between Vessey & Barclay

OWNER; US Postal Service YEAR BUILT: 1935 (Renovated 1997)

ARCHITECT: Cross & Cross LOT SIZE: N/A

BUILDER: GSA HEIGHT: 15 Stories

AGENT: Boston Properties BUILDING AREA: 950,000 R.S.F.

AVAILABLE SPACE: Direct 446,000 S.F. Sublease 0 S.F. Total: 446,000 S.F.

FLOOR SIZES: Min. 51,800 Max. 94,400 ACCESS: 24 Hours/7 Days

ELEVATORS: 3 Elevator Banks WINDOWS: Operable 14 Passenger 1 Freight HVAC: Floor by Floor Water Cooled

CONSTRUCTION: Steel & Concrete PARKING: N/A

BUILDING SERVICES: Card Key Access 24 Hour Security LOBBY FEATURES: Concierge Desk News stand

MAJOR TENANTS: US Postal Service Legal Aid Society

COMMENTS: 90 Church Street is a fifteen-story, one million square foot building located to the north of and directly across the street from the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. Built in the mid-193 O's, the building features a handsome limestone facade and outstanding marbled interior public spaces which are superb examples of a Classical Revival style of architecture with Art Deco influences. 90 Church Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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