The skyline's falling! The skyline's falling!

Courtesy Marketplace  Tue, 04/29/2008 - 15:42

A $3 billion plan to revitalize downtown Los Angeles has been pushed back due to the credit crunch. Lisa Napoli reports on what it means when commercial real estate developers can't develop real estate.

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