Glenwood Management owns 10 Barclay Street, a 57-story, 396-unit rental apartment. The Barclay Tower is a skyscraper located in Tribeca, a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan. The residential building rises 673 feet above street level, containing 56 floors for 441 rental units. The World Trade Center terrorist attacks threw a monkey wrench into construction plans at 10 Liberty, but eventually, the company moved ahead after obtaining low-interest, tax-free Liberty Bonds from the state. Glenwood used $95 million in bonds to help build a 287-unit building at 10 Liberty Plaza in 2004, and an additional $138 million in bonds to build Barclay Tower, a 441-unit building erected in 2005 across the street from the Woolworth Building. According to a Real Deal report in 201, the use of the bonds became controversial and drew unwanted attention. The Daily News noted that Glenwoods haul represented nearly 30 percent of the state Liberty Bonds doled out for rental housing below Canal Street, and wryly dubbed them Litwin Bonds. The article noted that he had donated $772,350 to state elected officials over the previous five years.