Endangered Hotel Penn Nets Nearly $38 M. in '07
By Chris Shott
April 8, 2008 | 3:53 p.m
With Merrill Lynch staying put downtown and plans to redevelop Penn Station in flux, Vornado CEO Steven Roth may not know what to do with the Hotel Pennsylvania--a building the company once described as "a placeholder, sort of like a parking lot."
In the meantime, the historic lodge continues to make his company some big bucks--netting roughly $37.9 million last year.
That's $10.6 million more than in 2006, according to the company's latest filing with federal regulators, which further added, "This property continues to trend higher in 2008."
With revenues on the rise, does it still make sense to raze it?
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