The office stories were owned by Singapore government investment fund GIC by 2001.[130] GIC leased space to Windels Marx, GE Capital, and The Recording Academy.[131] That year, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley provided a $900 million mortgage to GIC for CitySpire's office stories and some of GIC's other properties.[132] The office section of CitySpire was acquired in 2004 by Tishman Speyer, who bought a 51 percent majority stake. GIC continued to hold a 49 percent stake.[133][134]