Two new books cover Manhattans clutch of 'supertalls'
Many have made less money for their owners than expected, but they're hardly suffering.
Source: washingtonexaminer.com
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Many have made less money for their owners than expected, but they're hardly suffering.
A pair of new books examine the rise of super-tall skyscrapers in New York City — and help make clear which ones are winners — and which fail to soar.
One writer disses most of New York's new skyscrapers over 984 feet, arguing that both they look bad and don't serve the city's everyday residents.