In this video, we explore the astonishing costs associated with the rebuilding of the World Trade Center complex following the September 11 attacks. The project's total cost is estimated at around $20 billion, but this raises questions when we break down the cost per square meter, which appears to be significantly higher than industry standards.

We’ll examine:
- The overall cost of the redevelopment and how it was financed.
- A breakdown of the built space and materials used, including high-strength concrete, steel framing, and advanced glass facades.
- The estimated cost per square meter, which some reports suggest could be as high as $21,500.

Is this cost an indication of high-quality construction, or could it point to potential mismanagement or corruption? We’ll investigate whether these figures reflect real construction expenses or if there might be underlying issues that contributed to inflated costs.

Join us as we delve into the complexities of this massive construction project, scrutinize the financial details, and consider the possibility of corruption in one of the most high-profile redevelopment efforts in history.

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