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BofA selling three buildings in New York, Charlotte
(Reuters) - Bank of America Corp plans to sell and lease back three buildings it owns in New York and Charlotte, North Carolina, as it looks to shed non-core assets under an efficiency program The properties are the Fifth Third Center and the Hearst Tower in Charlotte, and 222 Broadway in lower Manhattan, which BofA inherited in the 2009 acquisition of Merrill Lynch, bank spokeswoman Kelli ...

Bank of America may sell most of its properties
Bank of America, the second- largest U.S. lender by assets, may sell all its offices as part of the company’s effort to cut costs, sparing only its headquarters in North Carolina and New York City. “We are currently reviewing all of our properties across our portfolio, with the exception of Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte and Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park’’ in Manhattan ...

BofA Weighing Sale of All Properties Except Two Main Offices
Bank of America Corp., the second- largest U.S. lender by assets, may sell all its offices as part of the company’s effort to cut costs, sparing only its headquarters in North Carolina and New York City.

BofA considers selling all but 2 properties
Bloomberg News - (Bloomberg) - Bank of America Corp., the second- largest U.S. lender by assets, may sell all its offices as part of the company's effort to cut costs, sparing only its headquarters in North Carolina and New York City. “We are currently reviewing all of our properties across our portfolio, with the exception of Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte and Bank of America ...

BofA may sell all but two offices
Bank of America, the second-largest U.S. lender by assets, may sell all its offices as part of the company’s effort to cut costs, sparing only its headquarters in North Carolina and New York City.

Bank of America to sell some office space
The bank has so far identified three office buildings it will sell, in N.Y. and N.C. It also has substantial real estate holdings in Southern California. In a move to shed nonessential assets, Bank of America will sell and lease back some of its administrative office space.

Bank of America Selling Three Office Buildings in New York and Charlotte
The Bank of America will sell and leaseback some of its administrative office space as part of its move to shed nonessential assets.

Bank of America Weighing Sale of All Properties Except Two Main Offices
Bank of America Corp. (BAC) , the second- largest U.S. lender by assets, is exploring whether to sell offices outside of its headquarters in North Carolina and New York as it seeks to cut costs.

Bank of America: Properties on the table to cut costs, including Trenton complex
The bank already plans leasebacks at three sites: the Fifth Third Center and the Hearst Tower in Charlotte and at 222 Broadway in Manhattan.