BROOKLYN properties valued at $186million(NY Times november 29,p46)
Ulster county;$81 million(Local newspaper
VALUE OF WT REAL ESTATE
by badboy 3 Replies latest jw friends
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Intuit39
Just in case no one else has noticed:
All of the old, formerly empty, buildings around the Brooklyn factory complex are being renovated with chic eateries at ground level and lofts above...
The crooks at Bethell know exactly what they're doing. Selling a few of the well-maintained buildings they own will significantly add to their coffers.
"Life never turns out like the pictures in books."
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Mulan
Back in 1992, we were visiting family in New York, and went into the city for the WTS tours. We ran into one of the 'big boys', that had been on our Poland tour in '89. We did a walking tour around Brooklyn Heights with him, and he pointed out building after building, owned by the WTS. Many were brownstones, and small apartment houses. He told us one 4-unit building had cost them $1 million, (still occupied by 'worldly people', waiting for them all to move or die, so they could use it for their own reasons) and said the WTS was a multi-billion dollar corporation. I was shocked. Still am.
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deddaisy
Check out # 31
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Newsday (New York, NY)
September 17, 2001 Monday QUEENS EDITION
SECTION: BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY, Pg. C11
City's Private Leaders New York's 40 largest private companies based on 2000 revenue. Figures are in millions. 1
TIAA-CREF $38,100 2 New York Life Insurance 21,600 3 PricewaterhouseCoopers 21,500 4 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
11,200 5 Ernst & Young 9,200 6 Trump Organization 8,000 7 MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings 6,000 8 KPMG 5,400 9
Advance Publications 4,000 9 ContiGroup 4,000 11 Lefrak Organization 3,800 12 McKinsey and Co. 3,400 13 Rosenthal
& Rosenthal 2,900 14 Hearst 2,740 15 Bloomberg 2,500 16 Transammonia 2,400 17 Tishman Realty & Construction 2,300
18 Structure Tone 2,000 19 Renco Group 1,900 20 Kinray 1,600 21 ICC Industries 1,500 21 Red Apple Group 1,500 23
Towers Perrin 1,450 24 Parsons Brinckerhoff 1,160 25 Skadden Arps 1,154 26 Cantor Fitzgerald 1,000 26 Helmsley
Enterprises 1,000 26 M. Fabrikant & Sons 1,000 29 Barnes & Noble College Bookstores 998 30 S.F. Holdings Group 953
31 Watchtower Bible & Tract Society 951 32 Depository Trust 914 33 Royster-Clark 913 34 Integra Realty Resources
899 35 J. Crew Group 826 36 Horsehead Industries 815 37 Gould Paper 810 38 Charmer Industries 785 39
Dyson-Kissner-Moran 767 40 Peerless Importers 660 Rank Largest in Queens Queens' 25 largest private companies based
on 2000 revenue. The top three companies also are on the citywide list above. Figures are in millions. Company Revenue
Rank Company Revenue Rank Company Revenue 1 Lefrak Organization $3,800 2 Kinray 1,600 3 Charmer Industries 785 4
National Envelope 650 5 Pepsi-Cola Bottling 463 6 Jetro Cash & Carry 410 7 Leviton Manufacturing 350 7 Tully
Construction 350 9 Western Beef 340 10 Associated Foods 300 11 E. Gluck 250 12 Restaurant Depot 155 13 M.Z. Berger
150 14 Personal Touch Homecare 140 15 Petrocelli Electric 118 16 Abco Refrigeration Supply 110 17 A-1 Packaging
Products 100 17 Diamond Phone Card 100 17 Nab Construction 100 17 Samuel Aaron International 100 21
Dial-a-Mattress 95 22 Man-dell Food Stores 86 23 La Fres Ford 80 24 Monarch Knitting Machinery 77 25 Rubies
Costume 50 Rank Company Revenue Rank Company Revenue Rank Company Revenue