Urban League purchased Urban Plaza, the home of its office and services for decades, in 1985. PCRI allowed Urban League to stay in the building, and once the league regained its financial footing, the nonprofit began paying rent to PCRI for office space. He says that, in fact, PCRI offered in early 2023 to sell the building for $3.6 million, which Urban League rejected. He also produced a 2023 appraisal, commissioned by Urban League, that valued the building at just over $2 million. Now, Urban League appears to be taking its frustration about the building semipublic.