Real estate investment trust Vornado is attempting to calm investors after CEO Steve Roth signaled plans to pause its Penn Station projects and launch a $200 million share repurchase program.
Source: Inman News
Vornado Realty Trust enters ‘eye of economic storm’ with $2.6B debt
Published in Investing, NYC developments, nyc real estate, Penn Station, Property Portfolio, Select, Steve Roth and vornado
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