When Mowgli sniffed the wind for the jungle's news, he knew that to catch the truest scent he had to get as high up as possible. In the concrete jungle of Manhattan's skyscrapers, the same applies: those at the top, the denizens of the penthouses and roof gardens, usually get the first whiffs of a shifting economic climate. And, despite an interest-rate cut and the promise of a big tax cut, a clear whisper seems to be emerging this winter: sell.
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