Tall buildings are economic bellwethers: Evidence suggests they tend to rise just before recessions , and they're the first to proverbially fall when the bubble bursts. Nowhere is that more obvious than mid-sized American cities.
Tall buildings are economic bellwethers: Evidence suggests they tend to rise just before recessions , and they're the first to proverbially fall when the bubble bursts. Nowhere is that more obvious than mid-sized American cities.