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Published: October 12, 2008
U.S. capital could begin moving upward
WASHINGTON — No skyscrapers jut from this low-lying federal city, allowing iconic buildings like the Washington Monument and U.S. Capitol to dominate the horizon.
However, the historically sparse skyline might not stay that way.
As land disappears in Washington, concerns about high real estate prices are fueling debate on whether developers should be allowed to build taller, which is prevented under a ...
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