HANG IN THERE

Clear skies this morning, but One57's damaged crane still hangs from its cab. NYC Buildings commissioner Robert LiMandri announced today that exterior construction work around the city can resume, though all tower cranes, crawler cranes, hoists, sidewalk sheds, and scaffolds must be inspected first. (Thanks to our buddy and Bisnow proxy photographer Leslie Goldstein for this pic. She may not have power, but her iPhone camera works just fine.)

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