So it's your view that if you were to add--if there were to be taller buildings in the most desirable parts of the city, there would be no effect on spreading development to other parts of the city?
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “So it's your view that if you were to add--if there were to be taller buildings in the most desirable parts of the city…”
Editor's note · Context
Norton challenges the notion that taller buildings won't affect city development distribution.
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