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Originally Posted by chris08876
I don't think it's what will happen. We have seen this is Miami, same scenario and they wind up getting taller. The developer will have to request a study to be done along with negotiating for the height. Happens all the time in Miami, and it shouldn't be a challenge to get it in LIC.
But in my speculation, I wouldn't see this as the final height or a cap for all of LIC.
I have seen this same rubbish occur for Miami towers, and they all wind up being very close to the original height or what the developer wants.
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It's too bad the current administration doesn't look at modifying Title 14, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 77...
Come now rich Real Estate development professionals, use your contacts to get a favorable change for us skyscraper and urban planning nerds.
