The World Trade Club, formed to promote international trade,occupies 30,000 sf at the Ferry Building in a combination oflong-term and month-to-month leases, the largest of which runsuntil 2004. The port had given the prime tenant until noon Thursdayto accept the city's offer of $2.3 million to move out early. WTCdid not accept, but rather countered by asking for $3 million cash,up to $2 million in low-interest financing for relocation and freerent from New Year's Day 2001 until termination of the leases.
If a deal is worked out between WTC and the port before theBoard of Supervisors take up the port's request Nov. 20, postofficials say the resolution can be rescinded.
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