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One Vanderbilt's Summit has overtaken the Empire State Building Observatory in revenue for the first time, generating $55.651 million in the first half of 2026 compared to the Empire State's $42.7 million. This shift is attributed to increased competition among observation decks in Manhattan and a decline in international visitors to New York City.
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One Vanderbilt's Summit has overtaken the Empire State Building Observatory in revenue for the first time, generating $55.651 million in the first half of 2026 compared to the Empire State's $42.7 million. This shift is attributed to increased competition among observation decks in Manhattan and a decline in international visitors to New York City.
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