Larry Silverstein is doing it again.
He's proving the rich get richer, especially if they're real estate tycoons.
He's being paid $21.5 million by the Port Authority to develop the Freedom Tower.
I'm not sure exactly what his job description is but I think he's supposed to be in charge of the development, which some experts are claiming may now take decades to complete.
Interesting.
What do you think?
Do you think he's being paid too much?
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