Here's the Deal: The Making and Breaking of a Great American City - Miller, Ross
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The plan was to transform Block 37 - an area of "urban commercial blight" - into a glittering tower that would not only be architecturally worth of its neighbors, but would also throw off millions of tax and rental dollars annually. "Here's the Deal" is the intricately told tale of how that plan failed, leaving the city of Chicago with 2 million empty square feet of office space and a pocket book $200 million dollars lighter.

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The plan was to transform Block 37 - an area of "urban commercial blight" - into a glittering tower that would not only be architecturally worth of its neighbors, but would also throw off millions of tax and rental dollars annually. "Here's the Deal" is the intricately told tale of how that plan failed, leaving the city of Chicago with 2 million empty square feet of office space and a pocket book $200 million dollars lighter.
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Ross Miller has written architectural and urban criticism for the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times among other national publications. He has been a contributing editor of Progressive Architecture and former director of the Chicago Institute of Architecture and Urbanism. He is the author of American Apocalypse: The Great Fire and the Myth of Chicago (Chicago, 1990).