Housing Notes: 25 years later, Downtown Manhattan real estate continues to thrive
Never Forget. Five years ago, I was at my Midtown Manhattan office on West 45th Street (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) by about 8 am on September 11, 2001. After the first plane hit, colleagues from around the country began emailing to check whether I was alive. That’s a weird question to have to answer, but when connecting with them later, they basically didn’t know how to ask it. I’ve written about my memories of that fateful day several times over the years, but the best version is at the bottom of my 2021 post. I prefer not to rehash […]
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