The Episcopal Church’s Executive Council has approved the start of negotiations to sell its New York City headquarters, marking a significant shift in the denomination’s property strategy. The decision follows a period of internal discussion about the future use of the landmark building amid evolving needs and financial considerations. With no buyer identified, the process now enters a critical phase as the church weighs offers against its long-term vision. The move could reshape both the church’s assets and its presence in the city.
Executive Council authorizes sale negotiations with potential buyer of church’s NYC headquarters Episcopal News Service
