Columbia professor who warned of ‘doom loop’ scenario changes tune on NYC

8-1-2024 Business NY Post - Business 26

Whew! The sky isn’t falling on the Big Apple after all. The academic behind the infamous “Doom Loop” scenario says that things might be looking up for New York City, despite his earlier forecast that less need for office space would cast it into a death spiral. Columbia University economics professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh wrote an...

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