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Case Study:
The New York Times Company
Mary Ann Tighe
Chief  Executive Officer
New York Tri-State Region
May 18, 2007
Exhibit 99.9


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The Challenge


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The Challenge
229 West 43rd Street


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The Challenge
West 43rd Street


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The Challenge
229
W 43
229
W 43
620
Eighth
620
Eighth


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Landmarks
Designation
Landmarks
Designation
New York City
Real estate taxes
Economic development
Developer Partner
Reasonable land price
Anchor tenant
Trophy property
New York State
Land proceeds
42
nd
DP
completion
Condemnation
Funding
Architecture
New York Times Co.
Ownership
Large floor plate
Times Square
Development expertise
Limit cost overrun risk
Limit speculative risk
Real estate tax risk
Limit 229 disposition risk


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Consulting/
Office Leasing
New York Times Co.
Ownership
Large floor plate
Times Square
Development expertise
Limit cost overrun risk
Limit speculative risk
Real estate tax risk
Limit 229 disposition risk


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Consulting/
Office Leasing
New York Times Co.
Ownership
Large floor plate
Times Square
Development expertise
Limit cost overrun risk
Limit speculative risk
Real estate tax risk
Limit 229 disposition risk
Condominium
Structure
80,000 sf base floors
Times Square
Forest City Ratner
29-year PILOT
Friendly landmarking
Condominium
Structure
80,000 sf base floors
Times Square
Forest City Ratner
29-year PILOT
Friendly landmarking


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Consulting/
Office Leasing
Developer Partner
Reasonable land price
Anchor tenant
Trophy property


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Consulting/
Office Leasing
Developer Partner
$85 mm shared
Tower funding
mechanisms
52-story Times
Square office tower
Reasonable land price
Anchor tenant
Trophy property


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
New York City
Real estate taxes
Economic development
New York State
Land proceeds
42
nd
DP
completion
Condemnation
Funding
Architecture
Consulting/
Office Leasing


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
$14.0 mm per year
“Multiplier Effect”
New York City
Real estate taxes
Economic development
New York State
Land proceeds
42
nd
DP
completion
Condemnation
Funding
Architecture
$85 mm
Commitment to build
120% Letter of Credit
Renzo
Piano
Consulting/
Office Leasing


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Landmarks
Designation
Designation
Consulting/
Office Leasing


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A Complex Matrix of Needs
Designation
Designation
Friendly
landmarking
Consulting/
Office Leasing
Landmarks


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Resolution
$14.0 mm per year
“Multiplier Effect”
New York City
Real estate taxes
Economic development
Developer Partner
Reasonable land price
Anchor tenant
Trophy property
$85 mm shared
Tower funding
mechanisms
52
story Times
Landmarks
Designation
New York State
Land proceeds
42
nd
DP
completion
Condemnation
Funding
Architecture
$85 mm
Commitment to build
120% Letter of Credit
Renzo
Piano
New York Times Co.
Ownership
Large floor plate
Times Square
Development expertise
Limit cost overrun risk
Limit speculative risk
Real estate tax risk
Limit 229 disposition risk
Condominium
Structure
80,000 sf base floors
Times Square
Forest City Ratner
29-year PILOT
Friendly landmarking
Ownership
Large floor plate
Times Square
Development expertise
Limit cost overrun risk
Limit speculative risk
Real estate tax risk
Limit 229 disposition risk
Condominium
Structure
80,000 sf base floors
Times Square
Forest City Ratner
29-year PILOT
Friendly landmarking
Friendly
landmarking
Square office tower


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620 Eighth Avenue


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Sale of 229 West 43rd Street
Investment
Sales
2004


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Sale of 229 West 43rd Street
Investment
Sales
2007


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620 Eighth Avenue
Agency


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620 Eighth Avenue
Chronology
March 2006
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF


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620 Eighth Avenue
Chronology
March 2006
Landlord
ceased
negotiation
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF


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620 Eighth Avenue
Chronology
March 2006
Landlord
ceased
negotiation
April 2006
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF
Covington and
Burling
160,000 SF


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620 Eighth Avenue
March 2006
Landlord ceased
negotiation
April 2006
June 2006
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF
Covington and
Burling
160,000 SF
Seyfarth &
Shaw LLP
96,000 SF
Chronology


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620 Eighth Avenue
March 2006
Landlord ceased
negotiation
April 2006
June 2006
July 2006
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF
Covington and
Burling
160,000 SF
Seyfarth &
Shaw LLP
96,000 SF
Osler, Hoskin
& Harcourt
60,000 SF
Chronology


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620 Eighth Avenue
Dechert LLP
190,000 SF
Covington and
Burling
160,000 SF
Seyfarth &
Shaw LLP
96,000 SF
Osler, Hoskin
& Harcourt
60,000 SF
Legg Mason Inc.
190,000 SF
March 2006
Landlord ceased
negotiation
April 2006
June 2006
July 2006
August 2006
Chronology


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620 Eighth Avenue
86% Leased


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11 Times Square
Investment Sales


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11 Times Square
Agency


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New Jersey


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Edison, New Jersey
Industrial


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The Challenge
Discontinue operations at Edison, NJ printing plant
Scheduled closing –
Summer 2008
Real estate dispositions
1.3 million sf leased printing plant
400,000 sf owned warehouse
24.9-acre owned land site
Certainty and surety of closing
Quick results but not at financial cost
Minimum disruption for organized plant workers
Utilize portion of warehouse for 5 –
10 years


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Complex Dynamics
New York Times Co.
Printing plant lease 40% above market
Costly restoration obligation
Prior land sales efforts failed
Labor sensitivities
Real estate tax appeals
Landlord
Not a seller; refinancing in-process
Opportunistic -
risk adverse
The Properties
Highest-and-best-use
Three distinct parcels:
Plant -
significant capex to restore
Warehouse -
outside tenant; lease below
market
Land -
development challenged
Market Environment
No large land options on NJ Turnpike
Past 5 years, no large offerings of
size
Count/size of user requirements
Pensions/institutions underweighted;
private equity aggressive


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Complex Dynamics
New York Times Co.
Printing plant lease 40% above market
Costly restoration obligation
Prior land sales efforts failed
Labor sensitivities
Real estate tax appeals


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Complex Dynamics
New York Times Co.
Printing plant lease 40% above market
Costly restoration obligation
Prior land sales efforts failed
Labor sensitivities
Real estate tax appeals
Purchase-Flip Strategy
Bundled offers: Sale & monetized lease,
conventional sale
Eliminated future risks/contingencies
Preserve prior years’
tax refunds
Flexible leasebacks
Six-month transaction process


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Complex Dynamics
Landlord
Not a seller; refinancing in-process
Opportunistic -
risk-adverse


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Complex Dynamics
Landlord
Not a seller; refinancing in-process
Opportunistic -
risk-adverse
Offer premium over refinancing parity
Position risks and rational pricing on
re-renting


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Complex Dynamics
The Properties
Highest-and-best-use
Three distinct parcels:
Plant -
significant capex
to restore
Warehouse -
outside tenant; lease below
market
Land -
development challenged


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Complex Dynamics
The Properties
Highest-and-best-use
Three distinct parcels:
Plant -
significant capex
to restore
Warehouse -
outside tenant; lease below
market
Land -
development challenged
Package as one site
Long term and short term
leasebacks
Position as state-of-the-art facility
Speculative development model


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Complex Dynamics
Market Environment
No large land options on NJ Turnpike
Past 5 years, no large offerings of size
Count/size of user requirements
Pensions/institutions underweighted;
private equity aggressive


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Complex Dynamics
Market Environment
No large land options on NJ Turnpike
Past 5 years, no large offerings of size
Count/size of user requirements
Pensions/institutions underweighted;
private equity aggressive
Promote as unique, 86-acre tract
“Super Buyer”
approach
Pre-emptive opportunity
Purchased by KTR Capital Partners


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Complex Dynamics
New York Times Co.
Printing plant lease 40% above market
Costly restoration obligation
Prior land sales efforts failed
Labor sensitivities
Real estate tax appeals
Purchase-Flip Strategy
Bundled offers: Sale & monetized lease,
conventional sale
Eliminated future risks/contingencies
Preserve prior years’
tax refunds
Flexible leasebacks
Six-month transaction process
Landlord
Not a seller; refinancing in-process
Opportunistic -
risk-adverse
Offer premium over refinancing parity
Position risks and rational pricing on
re-renting
The Properties
Highest-and-best-use
Three distinct parcels:
Plant -
significant capex
to restore
Warehouse -
outside tenant; lease below
market
Land -
development challenged
Package as one site
Long term and short term leasebacks
Position as state-of-the-art facility
Speculative development model
Market Environment
No large land options on NJ Turnpike
Past 5 years, no large offerings of size
Count/size of user requirements
Pensions/institutions underweighted;
private equity aggressive
Promote as unique, 86-acre tract
“Super Buyer”
approach
Pre-emptive opportunity
Purchased by KTR Capital Partners


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Resolution
“Whole”
vs.     “Sum of the Parts”
$92 million Sale        =         25% Incremental Asset Value Created


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