Larry Silverstein Reflects on Rebuilding the World Trade Center

In his new memoir, Silverstein recounts the two-decade struggle to reconstruct the site and the battles with bureaucracies and insurers.

Larry Silverstein's memoir, 'The Rising,' details his journey to rebuild the World Trade Center after the 9/11 attacks.
Silverstein faced numerous challenges, including disputes with the Port Authority and insurers, to complete the reconstruction.
Despite initial criticisms and setbacks, Silverstein remained committed to revitalizing Lower Manhattan with new commercial towers.
The memoir highlights Silverstein's tenacity and vision, portraying him as a determined developer who prioritized rebuilding over financial gain.
The new World Trade Center site now features several completed towers, with plans for additional development still underway.