A sale would involve the 66-story 70 Pine St., reportedly the fifth-tallest building in Manhattan, and the 16-story 72 Wall St., which is connected to 70 Pine by a pedestrian bridge. CB Richard Ellis has been retained to market the two properties, Bloomberg reported. Dan Fasulo, managing director of Real Capital Analytics, told Bloomberg that the buildings might have fetched $315 million at the height of the market, but it's difficult to say what a seller would pay for them today, in part because there are few recent data points for comparison.
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