Real estate mavericks on 9/11, in their own words
This week, New York City — and the nation — paused to reflect on the tragic events of September 11, which unfolded 25 years ago. Over the years, many in real estate have discussed their memories of that infamous day and its aftermath. Here’s a selection of those recollections. Steve Witkoff, in The Real Deal’s book “The New Kings of New York,” by Adam Piore: Witkoff rushed up to the Bronx to collect his children from the Riverdale School. Soon after returning home, he got a call from Bo Dietl and Mike Ciravolo, two old friends who were retired NYPD […]
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