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Old Posted Oct 14, 2010, 7:57 PM
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the fact remains that mission corridor certainly has many older short building left for scale purposes. older short buildings juxtaposed next to taller modern towers are certainly not lacking there.
And there's also no lack of building owners at First and Mission who don't want to sell their properties to the developers of 50 First.

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there's that older yellow brick building and st. regis; there is the shorter and older salt house bldg and 555 mission; the shorter and older 121 second st and taller 101 second street etc. so i guess the question is how much is enough before one becomes no better than sue hestor or supervisor daly?
That would only be a salient question if the owners refused to sell because of aesthetic reasons. Since that is not the case, your question--and your line of argumentation--is entirely out in left field.
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