Shortly after signing the Uniqlo deal, the Carlyle-led group put the retail space back on the market, hoping to fetch between $600 and $700 million in a sale of their stake. Around the same time, law firm Vinson & Elkins renewed and expanded their lease in the building. After the NBA Store closed in February 2011, Zara owner Inditex purchased the space for $324 million, a record deal for a U.S. retail property. The company planned to spend a further $76 million to buy out the National Basketball Association's remaining lease and build out the space. With the proceeds of the sale, Carlyle paid off the Barclays loan on the retail space along with the SL Green mezzanine loan and refinanced the remaining retail space with a new $300 million loan from Morgan Stanley. The same month, Swatch signed a 15-year lease valued at $80 million for the last of retail space in the building. In November, law firm Schiff Hardin signed a lease for of office space on the building's 16th and 17th floors.