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Unstable NYC building case may make converting offices into apartments harder
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July 9, 2026
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4:50Now PlayingThe unstable midtown Manhattan building which faced the threat of collapse earlier this week may make it harder for developers to convert office spaces into apartment buildings in the future and raise insurance prices, according to the Wall Street Journal. Neil Osnato, founder of Persistence Analytics Group, joins The Takeout to discuss.
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