The JP Morgan Chase Headquarters, a looming presence in New York City's Midtown Manhattan, is poised to become a groundbreaking addition to the city's iconic skyline. Standing at an impressive 1,388 feet, this 60-story skyscraper is not only set to become the 7th tallest structure in the United States but also promises to be the "largest all-electric tower" globally. The journey of this architectural marvel began in February 2018, with the announcement of the demolition of the Union Carbide Building to make way for a structure that would redefine the city's landscape.

We'll eat some of New York's Best Cheap Street Food Breakfast's in Manhattan! Visit all three of these for BEC's to Greek Food & More! Joined by Ben from @TheBingBuzz. […]

New York Breakfast Places Visited:
1) Mama Jo's Breakfast Cart: E 47th St &, Park Ave, New York, NY (Monday-Friday 4 AM to 11 AM)
2) Gray's Papaya (Breakfast Special (8 AM -11 AM): 2090 Broadway, New York, NY
3) Petey's Cafe: 32nd & Park Ave in Manhattan (Monday-Friday5 AM- 10:45 AM)

New York City is considering extending Manhattan island two and a half miles south into the New York Harbor with reclaimed land, forming a new neighborhood called New Mannahatta. Based on the Upper West Side, the new neighborhood would have 178 thousand housing units for 247 thousand people. It would have parks, bike and pedestrian paths and subway line extensions for routes 1 and G, helping integrate it with the rest of the city. It would also be elevated and surrounded with wetlands, helping protect against storm surges. While it would provide more housing supply, protect against climate change and generate massive real estate value, it would cost billions of dollars, take decades to complete and increase traffic in the city.