RETURN TO GRACE

After 9/11, New York did what communities often do after a disaster, NYU Schack divisional dean Jim Stuckey (second from left) says. It built back better. September 11 Memorial & Museum CEO Joe Daniels, chapter prez Steven Schleider of Metropolitan Valuation Services, and conference chairs Sharon Locatell of Brown Harris Stevens and Eric Lewis of Cushman & Wakefield joined him last week at Club 101 for the Appraisal Institute Metro NY chapter's conference on the WTC 10 years after 9/11.
Here are the men in black everyone came to hear speak: BD Hotels principal Richard Born, Westfield Group's Richard Steets, Brookfield Properties' Larry Graham, Port Authority's Philippe Visser, CUNY grad journalism director Greg David, and Battery Park City Authority Robert Serpico.
And here's the man Joe called "the symbol of resilience," Larry Silverstein (not in black). One thing he's learned in his 50 years in the business: never, ever, ever bet against New York. Also, Class-A office buildings always fill up in New York.

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