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Also his last re-election was a joke, "somehow" his only primary challenger was a nobody and literally not a politician, so he won that handily, and then beat his Republican opponent more or less on the grounds of being not-a-Republican. It sucks.
Is it time to move? Stop consenting.
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I mean, NYC rents are still through the roof. They could build out housing in these tall empty spaces.
I think that it is actually quite expensive and time consuming to convert office space to residential. The main issue being plumbing. Most offices are setup to have a few restrooms and maybe a sink in each space for the break room. It's a rather difficult problem when you go from 5 rarely used sinks on each floor to needing to supply water and waste drainage for maybe 50 sinks, 50 showers, 50 bathtubs, 50-100 toilets…
That said I am the farthest thing from a real estate expert as you’ll get.
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I mean, NYC rents are still through the roof. They could build out housing in these tall empty spaces.
housing would follow the work places, and as they go, housing demand is not a given.