Taken on October 12, 2024
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Empire State Building’s property taxes could rise to $50M | Crain’s New York Business
In a city full of ultra-expensive properties, the most valuable of them all is the Empire State Building observatory. The tourist attraction on the 86th and 102nd floors is worth more than $20,000 per square foot, or double the amount paid for sky-high apartments on Billionaires Row. Beneath the observatory, the tower’s office suites are 94% leased…
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Those night shots are phenomenal. Your shots in general are great, too.
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Agreed. I love to see the building’s many floors lit up at night, as it signals to me that life inside the building is active and vibrant.
Side note, I wish the hue on 1 WTC’s “crown” lighting was a bit warmer to match the floors so it stood out a bit less.
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What a difference removing all of those dishes and other equipment from the ESB makes. It is again a truly beautiful Art Deco tower.
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That third photo is awesome!
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