PRESTO!

This is Monday Properties COO Brian Robin showing us around this morning at the 1.3M SF "Jewel of Park Avenue" building they own at 230 Park, built originally in 1928 for Northern Central Railroad, which is of course the one you drive through on Park. If it looks like Brian's a magician in this picture, that's because he is: They're about to create another Visitors Entrance so those of you without badges will be able to enter from either 45th or 46th.
This morning was chilly (17 degrees) but sunny and clear, so with Chief Engineer Darryl Montoya (who's been on the job there 27 years) we took the elevator to the 39th floor, then climbed another four floors of mostly spiral stairs to the amazing old cupola on top of the building. So you see, New York is still lookin' pretty good.

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