Geraldo Rivera told Bill O’Reilly last night that a “compromise” might be in the works to move the Cordoba Initiative project elsewhere. Rivera said he has it from sources close to the project’s developers that, with a number of caveats, the center could be moved. The new location would have to be acquired on the cheap — the Burlington Coat Factory location was acquired at a price considered to be far below top-market value. And it would have to remain south of Houston Street — considered the northern boundary of downtown Manhattan:

Rivera provides caveats about the developers’ caveats (his source warned that he is not speaking in an “official” capacity.) And so this is far from ironclad. But worth noting nonetheless.