One Vanderbilt dethrones Empire State Building as king of NYC’s observation decks after 95 years
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By at least one major metric, One Vanderbilt’s Summit has overtaken the Empire State Building Observatory’s 95-year reign as king of the city’s sky-high viewing decks.
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What happened
By at least one major metric, One Vanderbilt’s Summit has overtaken the Empire State Building Observatory’s 95-year reign as king of the city’s sky-high viewing decks.
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Common ground
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