WWE Looking To Sell Former HQ In Stamford, Connecticut. Details Inside.

It's been a blast, Titan Towers.

Jan 18, 2018; Stamford, CT, USA; WWE founder and chairman Vince McMahon poses for a portrait photo. McMahon announced that the XFL will re-launch in 2020. Mandatory Credit: Craig Ambrosio/Handout Photo via Imagn Images / Handout Photo-Imagn Images

WWE appears to be looking to offload its former headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. Local Connecticut website CT Insider first reported that the former HQ, called Titan Towers, was listed for sale on real estate company Newmark's website. The listing is currently available to view here.

The site lists the building size as over 90,000 square feet set on 1.19 acres, with 11-foot ceilings, a cafeteria, a rooftop patio, a fitness center, and over 300 parking spaces. The zoning permits the use of the property as residential multifamily, research and development, educational, health clubs, and more.

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No sale price is listed at the moment, with only 'Subject To Offer' noted. More can be found on the Newmark website, including a teaser PDF, photos of the property, demographics of the area, and more.

The six-story building on Stamford's east side was valued at $18 million in 2023. The building currently still displays WWE insignia on the exterior, but it appears vacant.

WWE occupied Titan Towers for over 30 years. It stood as Vince McMahon's HQ during his epic takeover of the pro wrestling industry.

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WWE headquarters has since moved to 677-707 Washington Blvd. in Stamford, Connecticut. Their new location boasts 400,000 square feet, a production space, and will eventually house more than 800 employees.

There's no word yet on who potential buyers may be for WWE's old HQ, nor any insight into what may become of the property. One thing's for sure--a lot of memories will die with that building, good and bad.