Steve Cuozzo reported earlier this week that although asking rents are holding (for the time being) at $100 per square foot, tenants continue to tour SJP Properties’ LEED Gold hopeful 11 Times Square at the corner of 42nd Street and 8th Avenue. According to Cuozzo, German bank WestLB considered space at the tower before deciding on LEED Gold-certified 7 World Trade Center at a decidedly cheaper rent (between $75 and $85 per square foot). Japanese bank Mizuho is currently looking for a block of 250,000 to 300,000 square feet with CB Richard Ellis, and Cuozzo reports that it has visited the building as well. The National Basketball Association and Newmark Knight Frank are also interested and, according to Cuozzo, went so far as to draw up architectural plans for space, where it would relocate from 645 Madison Avenue.