How much did Goldman Sachs's 200 West Street headquarters cost to build?
200 West Street is Goldman Sachs's global headquarters in Battery Park City, Lower Manhattan. Designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners with Adamson Associates, the 228.3-metre office tower combines large trading floors with offices and shared facilities across roughly 2.1 million square feet. Goldman Sachs broke ground on 29 November 2005 and officially opened the building on 16 November 2009; the Council on Vertical Urbanism records completion in 2010. The company initially projected a $2.3–2.5 billion cost range, while the completed headquarters was later reported at $2.1 billion.
Final project cost
$2.1 billion
Cost basis: 2010
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How the cost changed
Budgets, contracts and final costs may cover different stages. Each figure keeps its own year and source.
Final project cost
2010$2.1 billion
fisherdachs.comOriginal budget
2005$2.4 billion
sec.govFinancing amount
2007$1.5008 billion
esd.ny.govProject metrics
Key dimensions
- HeightCouncil on Vertical Urbanism (The Skyscraper Center)
- 228.3 m
- Floor areaCouncil on Vertical Urbanism (The Skyscraper Center)
- 195,095 m²
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