The Trump Organization paid off the roughly $114 million outstanding mortgage on its 40 Wall Street skyscraper in Manhattan, ...

President Donald Trump's family business has paid off in full in cash the $160 million loan on its 40 Wall Street office ...

40 Wall Street was originally known as the Manhattan Company Building or the Bank of Manhattan Trust Company (which later became Chase and then J.P. Morgan Chase).

President Donald Trump paid $1M for the tower in the 1990s that New York Attorney General Letitia James wants to seize as ...

The $160 million loan was provided to the prominent Financial District office tower by Ladder Capital a decade ago ...

Trump's 40 Wall Street is now worth less than what he owes on the building. AP/Ted-Shaffrey. One of Donald Trump’s prized properties, the landmark building 40 Wall Street, is 63 stories high but ...

At one point, 40 Wall Street was secretly owned by Ferdinand Marcos, the corrupt dictator of the Philippines, but the Feds took control of it in 1986. Bettmann Archive.

The civil lawsuit claimed bank-ordered appraisals valued 40 Wall Street at $200 million as of Aug. 1, 2010, and $220 million as of Nov. 1, 2012.

Cushman & Wakefield valued Donald Trump's stake in 40 Wall Street at $220 million in 2012. Three years later, the real estate firm said the same stake had more than doubled in value, to $550 million.

The Trump Organization has yet another fire to stamp out as the $160 million loan on 40 Wall Street just transferred to special servicing, according to reports.. T he transfer to special servicer, ...

The loan on 40 Wall Street was extended by Ladder Capital in 2015 and had a low interest rate of 3.67%, according to a financial disclosure released earlier this month.