In 1993, amid a deep real estate recession, Von der Heyden Group made a pivotal investment by acquiring 130 William Street, a Class C office building in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District, for €3.9 million. This distressed asset presented a unique opportunity to unlock value in one of the world’s most competitive commercial markets.

From 1993 to 1996, the Group executed targeted partial refurbishments aimed at enhancing the building’s infrastructure and operational efficiency. This strategic acquisition underscored Von der Heyden Group’s expertise in identifying undervalued assets and delivering performance improvements, even in the most challenging market environments.