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Unease Erodes Ambition in Real Estate

Submitted by Rionn Fears Malechem, Mar 7, 2008 16:53

If Goldman Sachs -- which may be hit somewhat less hard than the other investment banks, but which is still going to have some cutbacks and layoffs -- is opening its new tower in the City, what does that mean for 30 Hudson?

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If Goldman Sachs -- which may be hit somewhat less hard than the other investment banks, but which is still...

Rionn Fears Malechem 

Mar 7, 2008 16:53

Conceptually, New York conservatively has enough money for 5 or 6 megaprojects, but the leadership of the MTA & PA... [MORE]

Bernie Goetz 

Mar 3, 2008 19:17

The "Arrested Development" chart on today's front page accompanying this article should have one more row and more columns. One... [MORE]

Michael D. D. White 

Mar 3, 2008 14:53

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