Thursday, January 20, 2011

Most Expensive Google`s Biggest Building in New York | Google In Office Building NewYork

This building is located at 111 Eighth Avenue and it is now the latest building that Google bought in 2010. Now, 111 Eighth Avenue is a huge Google building that located near on top of Hudson Street/Ninth Avenue fiber highway. It is perfect building for Google company because it is located directly above the fiber optic traffic of world wide web and you need to know that it is the largest building in Manhattan.
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111 Eighth Avenue has nearly 3 million square feet work space and it is bigger than
Empire State Building that only has 2 million square feet. It was used as a former Port Authority building owned by a consortium led by Taconic Investment Partners,it was designed by Lusby Simpson,and the construction was completed in 1932.
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Huge building at the center of Big Apple is a rare deal and Google made a right decision to buy it. Inside the building lay several elevators and it is large enough to lift 18-wheel semi-trucks vehicle. Because it is so big, it takes 20 minutes to circle the building
with a car.It is completed with a helicopter pad on the roof and it is enough to accommodate 2000 employees of Google from 35 countries countries who stay in New York City.
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According to New York post the building was bought for $1,9 billion. For Google, the building was the biggest spending in 2010, For US, the new Google`s building is recorded as the largest real estate deal of 2010 and for New York tax agency, the building was one of the most profitable complex in 2010 after the transaction netted $46 million
Welcome to New York Google and Happy New year.

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