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* * * Libeskind, sixty-seven years old, is unlike other downtown decision-makers.

Libeskind, sixty-seven years old, is unlike other downtown decision-makers.

IN addition to facing the Midtown-downtown decision, Mr. Steir said, the approximately 100 partners at Cadwalader also considered establishing satellite offices in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.

Mr. Reardon, an insurance agent who works out of a storefront downtown, defended the decision as an example of sound planning and listening to community opinion.

THE ROOM When we arrived, having booked a room with a city view, we were offered the choice of Midtown or downtown — a nice decision to have to make, though the result was a little disappointing.

"As one of the largest and most prestigious businesses in the city," said Carl Weisbrod, president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, "Goldman Sachs's decision to build and own property immediately adjacent to the trade center site will be an invitation to other firms to move to the site itself".

A1 Decisions for Downtown John P. Cahill, who is overseeing the development of the former World Trade Center site, has moved quickly to assert his power in the two weeks since Governor Pataki appointed him, taking a variety of small but significant actions that appear intended to demonstrate that a central authority now leads downtown development.

None of the pending decisions about the downtown infrastructure, she said, "undermines or defers the important decisions about the memorial".

PAGE B3 Downtown's Identity Crisis Goldman Sachs' decision not to build new headquarters downtown puts Lower Manhattan's primacy as the center of capitalism in doubt, real estate executives say.

He added that the Riverwalk mall's location near the French Quarter and the city's walkable downtown also figured in the decision to invest in the mall's makeover.

ON JULY 2nd, 50,000 flag-waving British Columbians packed BC Place Stadium, in downtown Vancouver, to cheer the decision of the International Olympic Commission to award Vancouver-Whistler the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.