‘Columbia and our other local institutions need to consider the possible irreparable harm to the community if students return too soon.’
‘We’re not offering a building like for the billionaires on 57th Street,’ the developer explained. ‘We’ll have apartments at $2 million up to maybe $5 million.’ Bargains like that threaten to destroy the design and demographics of a unique neighborhood.
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