Real Estate/Development
Sep. 4, 2002
A New Normalcy
On Sept. 11, Americans learned to their horror that four airliners had been commandeered to be used as missiles and that three of them succeeded in their perpetrator's goals, toppling the twin towers of the New York World Trade Center, trophy real estate known around the world, and crashing into the Pentagon, as well. More than 2,000 people died. The U.S. economy came to a standstill. And a vital section of New York's infrastructure was in ruins.
On Sept. 11, Americans learned to their horror that four airliners had been commandeered to be used as missiles and that three of them succeeded in their perpetrator's goals, toppling the twin towers of the New York World Trade Center, trophy real estate known around the world, and crashing into the Pentagon, as well. More than 2,000 people died. The U.S. economy came to a standstill. And a vital section of New York's inf...
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