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Zeckendorf Development

The Charles (Evan Joseph/Town Residential)

East Side Story

“Obviously downtown has been more of a scene for younger people,” conceded Leslie S. Modell, associate broker for Sotheby’s International Realty. “But the price points downtown have driven young people uptown….Eventually you want to live alone, not with three roommates.”
By Molly Shilo

Presenting the Next 15 CPW: Zeckendorfs Unveil 50 UN Plaza, Norman Foster’s First U.S. Apartment Building

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