Texaco and Chevron announced last year their intent to merge and that as part of the deal, the new company ChevronTexaco Corp., would have its corporate headquarters in San Francisco -- the current home of Chevron.

The stockholders of both Texaco and Chevron are scheduled to vote on the merger deal on Oct. 9 in Houston. The 2000 Westchester Ave., building, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP in 1977, totals 725,000 sf on 107 acres of land. The building has since its construction served as the corporate headquarters of Texaco.

Insignia/ESG reports that Steven Bardsley and Kevin Haggerty of the company's Capital Advisors Group and William v. Cuddy Jr., of its Westchester-Connecticut office and Michael Laginestra of the firm's midtown Manhattan office are in charge of finding a buyer for the property and the adjoining land.