Interior Design - September 1, 2006

Optimism drives real estate. Without confidence in a brighter future, why build at all? The colossal bullishness at the World Trade Center site proves the rule. There, building schemes are drafted in an emotional microcosm. There, construction precedes customary prerequisites such as letters of credit and anchor tenants.

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