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What it's like to live on the 123rd floor of the world's tallest condo tower
Central Park Tower will top off at 1,550 feet, making it the world's tallest residential building. It may also be the most expensive condo project ever. Read Article
This key construction indicator just tanked
The monthly Architecture Billings Index (ABI) from the American Institute of Architects fell to 47.2 from 50.1 in July. Any score below 50 indicates a decrease in architecture firm billings. Read Article
US housing starts jump 12.3% to 1.364 million in August, a 12-year high
CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on the August housing starts and building permits. Read Article
Mortgage demand from buyers jumps, just as interest rates spike
Mortgage applications to purchase a home increased 6% for the week and were a strong 15% higher annually. Read Article
Tilman Fertitta on his new book, 'Shut Up and Listen'
CNBC's Brian Sullivan talks to Tilman Fertitta, CEO of Landry's, in Houston about his new book, "Shut Up and Listen," his early success, advice for young entrepreneurs and a host of other great Tilmanisms. Read Article
Central Park tower now tallest residential building in the world
Robert Frank gets a look inside Central Park Tower as it tops out at 1,550 feet, becoming the tallest residential building in the world. The 179 luxury condos range from $6.7 million for a two-bedroom to $63 million for a five-bedroom penthouse. Read Article
What WeWork's delayed IPO means for competitors
Knotel co-founder and CEO Amol Sarva joins "Squawk Alley" to discuss the company's growth and room for competition amid WeWork's delayed IPO. Read Article
Traders get even more bullish on Toll Brothers after homebuilder's 52-week high
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open. Read Article
September NAHB sentiment index beats expectations
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on new data on NAHB sentiment that beat expectations in September, at 68 vs. 66 expected. Read Article
Masa Son and Adam Neumann relationship not seen as reason for IPO delay: Sources
CNBC's David Faber reports that trouble between WeWork and its largest shareholder was not the key reason for delaying an initial public offering. Read Article
