Who Owns Avengers Tower Now? We Have Some Theories About This MCU Mystery

It's totally plausible Reed Richards bought the Avengers Tower and it'll soon become the Fantastic Four's headquarters, aka the Baxter Building. Marvel previously announced a new "Fantastic Four" movie is in the works, with Jon Watts, who directed Marvel's "Spider-Man: Homecoming" movie trilogy, set to helm the film. Watts has since dropped out, but the movie is still in development. Since the Baxter Building is supposed to be located in Manhattan, just like Avengers Tower, it's easy to see how the two could be connected.

And that's not all! An easter egg in "Spider-Man: Far From Home" may point toward the Fantastic Four owning the Avengers Tower in the future. At the end of the movie, Spider-Man swings by the newly redesigned building, and, as first reported by "Fan Fare, in the background there's a sign that reads, "We Can't Wait To Show You What Comes Next." Underneath the sign are the numbers one, two, and three. There's also an arrow pointing toward a question mark. Fans think it's supposed to be a number four, which could be a Fantastic Four tease.

In "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," Jon Krasinski cameoed as another universe's version of Mr. Fantastic, so the characters are definitely top of mind for Marvel.

Considering we find out that Avengers Tower gets sold in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and then we see it under construction in "Spider-Man: Far From Home," it's possible the building might have fallen into the hands of a major Spider-Man character. Norman Osborn is a popular contender since he's the CEO of the multibillion-dollar corporation, Oscorp Industries. The theory is that Osborn bought Avengers Tower so it can become the new Oscorp Tower, which is where he runs his company from.

Of course, the MCU doesn't have its own Osborn. The character who appeared in "No Way Home", played by Willem Dafoe, is from another universe. It's possible the MCU could get its own version of Osborn in a fourth Spider-Man movie and we would learn then that he owns the building.

Dario Agger, who is the CEO of Roxxon — one of the biggest corporations featured in the Marvel comics, movies, and videogames — could also be the mysterious buyer. The character is rumored to appear in the upcoming "Thor: Love and Thunder" movie, so his purchase of the Avengers' former HQ could be how he's finally introduced in the live-action franchise.

Disney+ "Loki" TV series may also hint at the new owner. During the show, Loki is transported to an alternate reality where the Avengers Tower is no more. At the end of the fourth episode, we see the Tower destroyed, but instead of there being an "A" on the building, it reads, "Qeng Enterprises." Interestingly enough, Qeng Enterprises is a company that buys Avengers Tower from Stark Industries in the comics. According to Marvel, the company is owned by a businessman named Mr. Gryphon, who is a variant of Nathaniel Richards, aka the supervillain Kang the Conqueror.

We saw a version of Kang in "Loki" named He Who Remains, played by Jonathan Majors. Kang is also expected to appear in the upcoming film, "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania", which will hit theaters in 2023.

While the true identity of the Avengers Tower remains a mystery, it seems we might have an answer soon with all the new Marvel films and TV series coming out.