Sears Tower Buyer Possibly Idenitfied?

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Quite possibly, the same people who owned the lease to the WTC have just purchased the Sears Tower too.

We all know, through the mainsteam media, the buyer of the Sears Tower has been kept very confidential. Here, we have a few sources who say its the same guys who did the WTC.

Odd, especially when they are refusing to disclose the name of the buyer.

I dont know exactly how much truth here, however, it would make alot of disturbing sense. The implications are massive. Follow the money?

And what of the analyst who keeps squaking about the odd stickmarket behavior, almost similar to odd trends pre 9/11.

Possible terror attack on the rise?

This is certainly something to monitor and keep an eye on. See if the idenity of the buyer becomes public, if ever. And the possibility it could be Silversteins buddies...............

Thats REALLY bothersome.

[Edited on 8-4-2004 by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

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Yeah, Ive seen that thread. No mention of the buyer though.

Or what Met life is up too. Like the new Venture, some 500 millions dollars of venture, with Beijing airports. Selling flight insurance too.

This is simpy a different spin on it, thats all.

Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Yeah, Ive seen that thread. No mention of the buyer though.

Or what Met life is up too. Like the new Venture, some 500 millions dollars of venture, with Beijing airports. Selling flight insurance too.

This is simpy a different spin on it, thats all.

Apparently you didnt look hard.



posted on 14-3-2004 at 09:45 AM Post Number: 427309 quote

The same people who held the lease on the Twin Towers are buying the Sears tower. Now this is getting interesting.
MetLife Inc., owner of the 110-story tower in the West Loop, disclosed the sale Thursday. MetLife wouldn't reveal the buyers, but a source close to the sale said they are New York investors who held the lease on the World Trade Center.

The buyers, the source said, are Lloyd Goldman, Joseph Cayre and Jeffrey Feil. The same men also were named as the buyers by the Slatin Report, a Web site covering New York real estate. All are prominent but secretive Manhattan landlords.

Goldman and Cayre joined with Larry Silverstein in buying the trade center lease for $3.2 billion months before the twin towers were destroyed in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

www.suntimes.com...