I have coworkers who are convinced that the delays on buildings like the Atlantic are proof that the building intown was just a phase and everything is going to collapse and be abandoned in a few years. The builders aren't helping this perception any by announcing overly aggressive construction schedules. It's funny because when you look at construction at about anytime, there are always delays but people don't notice them. How many suburban housing tracts have come in on time? Most have plenty of delays but because those projects aren't high profile, it isn't noticed.
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'Let's have a moment of silence for all those Americans who are stuck in traffic on their way to the gym to ride the stationary bicycle'
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