The Assassination of New York

The city of New York has been transformed from the richest city in the world to one of the poorest in North America, with nearly 2 million officially poor residents and over 400,000 without jobs.

Robert Fitch argues that the financial and real-estate elites have had a simple and monolithic goal: to increase the value of the land they own by extruding low-rent workers and factories, replacing them with high-rent professionals and office buildings.

The planning establishment has been able to raise the value of real estate inside the city boundaries over twenty-fold, effectively closing New York's deep-water port, eliminating its freight rail system, shuttering its factories, and destroying its capacity for incubating new businesses.

But now, the real-estate values have collapsed, leaving 65,000,000 square feet of office space that will last until the middle of the twenty-first century.

Fitch arraigns the great and the bad of the city's establishment in this indictment of those who have wrecked New York.

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