SL GREEN REALTY CORP
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See all $SLG insider activity →SL Green Realty sold 110 Greene Street, a 223,000-square-foot office building in Manhattan, to Natora Group for $226 million. The REIT acquired the property in 2015 for $255 million. SL Green plans to sell up to $2.5 billion of residential and commercial real estate from its portfolio, including nine buildings.
Barclays maintained an 'Equal-Weight' rating for SL Green Realty (SLG) and raised its price target to $54.00, up 3.85% from $52.00. GuruFocus values SLG at $48.98, indicating a 10.6% overvaluation. The company has a GF Score of 55/100, showing moderate financial health. Insiders sold $2.32 million in shares over the past three months.
JP Morgan raised its price target for SL Green Realty (SLG) to $61.00 from $51.00, maintaining a Neutral rating. GuruFocus estimates SLG is 16.7% overvalued with a GF Score of 56/100. Insiders sold $2.32M in shares over the last three months. SLG has a market cap of $4.15B and manages 31.4M sq ft of office space in Manhattan.
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The sale reduces SL Green's asset base but frees capital, potentially improving balance sheet and signaling continued portfolio optimization.
The upgraded target may attract buyers and support the stock near current levels.
The target increase suggests modest upside potential, but the Neutral rating tempers expectations.
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Positive earnings beat may support short-term price upside.
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SL Green Realty sold 110 Greene Street, a 223,000-square-foot office building in Manhattan, to Natora Group for $226 million. The REIT acquired the property in 2015 for $255 million. SL Green plans to sell up to $2.5 billion of residential and commercial real estate from its portfolio, including nine buildings.
2 min readBarclays maintained an 'Equal-Weight' rating for SL Green Realty (SLG) and raised its price target to $54.00, up 3.85% from $52.00. GuruFocus values SLG at $48.98, indicating a 10.6% overvaluation. The company has a GF Score of 55/100, showing moderate financial health. Insiders sold $2.32 million in shares over the past three months.
2 min readJP Morgan raised its price target for SL Green Realty (SLG) to $61.00 from $51.00, maintaining a Neutral rating. GuruFocus estimates SLG is 16.7% overvalued with a GF Score of 56/100. Insiders sold $2.32M in shares over the last three months. SLG has a market cap of $4.15B and manages 31.4M sq ft of office space in Manhattan.
2 min readSitomer Harrison (PRESIDENT & CIO) sold 40,000 shares of SL GREEN REALTY CORP (SLG) at an average of $58.06 ($57.69–$58.52, $2.32M total) across 3 trades over 2026-08-20 to 2026-08-21.
1 min readHoya Capital reports that 83% of U.S. REITs raised full-year FFO guidance in Q2 2026, with strong performance in hospitality, industrial, and office sectors. SL Green and BXP led office sector gains. Despite strong earnings, high interest rates dampened investor sentiment, with the Equity REIT Index down 0.7% in July-August. Hospitality REITs saw 10.6% FFO growth, while industrial REITs reported 4.4% FFO growth. Residential REITs faced challenges due to high supply and interest rates.
2 min readSimply Wall St reports SL Green Realty lost day-to-day management rights for the 49-story Worldwide Plaza office tower in Midtown Manhattan after the property entered court-supervised receivership tied to foreclosure and disputes involving senior lenders and Extell Development. The article links the change to ongoing legal and refinancing pressures in SLG’s New York office portfolio, citing SLG Q2 2026 results and 2029 forecast revenue of $697.4M and earnings of $43.4M.
6 min readThe article cites Ariel Property Advisors data showing NYC investment property sales of $17.38B in 1H 2026, up 37% YoY, with multifamily up 21% to $4.95B. Free-market multifamily led with 69% ($3.39B). It also discusses rent-stabilized distress, including 57,000 vacant units and rent-stabilized buildings trading at a 63% average discount. It mentions SL Green buying Park Avenue Tower for $730M.
7 min readNYC’s Department of Buildings issued a partial stop-work order on SL Green’s 750 Third Avenue office-to-residential conversion after a structural failure at the former Pfizer headquarters redevelopment. Construction is also halted at GFP Real Estate’s 222 Broadway and briefly at Vanbarton’s 77 Water Street. The article cites 17,000 proposed apartments since 2020 and notes Related’s 70 Hudson Yards with Deloitte committed to about 900,000 sq ft.
6 min readNYC DOB issued a partial stop-work order on SL Green Realty’s $805 million conversion at 750 Third Avenue after DOB cited improper welding and plan inconsistencies. Work is halted on steel above the eighth floor at the 34-story building. SL Green said no structural issues exist and it seeks to rescind the order, citing ongoing work and no expected schedule impact.
5 min readSL Green Realty Corp (SLG) discussed Q2 2026 earnings call topics including leasing and capital markets. Management said One Vanderbilt is fully leased and noted potential recapture and re-leasing at 346 Madison, with pending deals expected to be signed soon. The leasing pipeline totals 900,000 sq ft, split 50/50 new and renewals, and refinancing for 245 Park is in advanced stages, with more announcements expected.
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