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New York Times Co. Set to Buy Back Headquarters

Publisher Plans to Spend Roughly One-Quarter of Cash Reserves to Pursue 2009 Option With W.P. Carey
The New York Times Co. is subleasing about 39% of its New York City headquarters, according to a financial filing. (CoStar)
The New York Times Co. is subleasing about 39% of its New York City headquarters, according to a financial filing. (CoStar)
By Diana Bell
November 7, 2019 | 8:57 P.M.

The New York Times Co. plans to return to owning its New York City headquarters, even if it means burning a big chunk of its cash to trigger a provision in a sale-leaseback agreement it made in 2009 for its 750,000-square-foot office condominium.

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