Pictured: Eastdil Secured’s headquarters building at 40 W. 57th St. in New York City.If Wells Fargo pulls the trigger and decides to sell its real estate services arm Eastdil Secured, the suitors for the brokerage firm will be varied, say industry experts.
In the wake of a report by The Wall Street Journal that Eastdil’s parent company, Wells Fargo, may sell the brokerage as the bank looks to shed non-core assets, industry veterans say there will…