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November 16, 2007
On an East Side megaproject, the Times doesn't give the developer a pass
Atlantic Yards Report
In November, 2007, The New York Times seems able to understand when a developer sometimes uses a strategy wherein a building is planned for more height than will ever be built. This helps gives the appearance that the developer is "compromising" when later plans reveal a smaller building.
If only The Times could have been that critical of Atlantic Yards in September, 2006.
Norman Oder covers The Times's apparent evolution in coverage of real estate development.
Posted by steve at November 16, 2007 6:57 AM