While Spider-Man: Homecoming was very much a standalone film telling the origin story of Peter Parker evolving from high school student to super hero, the film proved to have some major impact and ties to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.

One of the biggest developments for the larger world was the selling of Avengers Tower. The New York City headquarters which was once Stark Tower was completely cleared out of Avengers and Stark belongings as someone else was primed to move into the space. As fans who saw the movie now know (which was $117 million worth of fans at the box office), the move out day from Avengers Tower became a major storyline for Spider-Man: Homecoming as Adrian Toomes and his underground criminals looked to hijack all of Tony Stark's property, especially that which was acquired by the Damage Control unit.

Of course, Spider-Man would end up shutting down Toomes' operation during a beachfront battle with the Vulture but the equipment was left spilled out for Stark's people to come collect. This isn't what is most important about the story going forward, though.

The big question following Spider-Man: Homecoming is "Who bought Avengers Tower?"

Certainly, someone with a large amount of wealth and power shelled out major cash to obtain the iconic symbol of the New York skyline within the Marvel Cinematic Universe and with a number of corporations and businesses currently waiting for introduction who are major players in Spider-Man stories, there are a couple of likely possibilities...