The New York State comptroller is looking into the MTA sweetheart deal with Apple over its Grand Central Terminal store after reports that the agency is providing overly generous lease concessions. (Last year, the same comptroller directed the audit of the MTA’s real-estate portfolio and suggested selling off the deadbeats.) For its part, the agency argues that Apple is paying for infrastructure upgrades and paid the previous tenant $5 million upfront to vacate the space. [New York Post; previously]
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