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Steve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalSteve Remich for The Wall Street JournalMTA Still Paying for Empty Headquarters After Squabble Between City and State The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has spent millions of dollars maintaining its empty former headquarters in midtown Manhattan ever since a dispute between the city and state stalled a deal to lease the building two years ago.