WALL STREET -
The trade association for low-income credit unions moved here 15 years ago when the owner Larry Silverstein-who also owned the World Trade Center buildings-offered below-market rents to dozens of non-profits in exchange for tax-breaks offered by the city after the stock market crash of 1987 caused high office vacancies.
But the building, with its view of the East River, is now being renovated into high-end residential condominiums, forcing the Federation's move to a new home four blocks north, at 116 John St., near Fulton St. The move will take place on Feb. 16, but the Federation will retain its main phone number and e-mail addresses.