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Originally Posted by Dac150
He actually nailed the point right on the head. Not trying to gang up on you, but your perception is way out of context. I understand your ‘thought process’ on the matter, but it’s not realistic to the actual circumstance. New York will continue to develop and redevelop in order to meet demand, expectation and growth projections. Redevelopment and Manhattan go hand and hand. It’s the nature of the city.
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im talking about development without having to redevelop,without needing to tear down time and time again,if there was a time to develop and a chance for NY to finally build larger then the ESB this would be the time.if we've forgotten Nimbys hate it when we tear down anything so rather than doing that we should just build watever we need here and make good use of the space that we have to work with and build large office and residential towers that wil attract new blood to NY.in due time the market will recover and ppl will need new places to invest in NY so why not make them invest in the Hudson yards.its not like NYC doesnt grow in the space it needs. as more ppl move in the more space we will need. this project could either meet the space needs of the next 10 yrs or the next 50 all depending on how much space it has.