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The “World’s Smallest Skyscraper” Was Actually a Brilliant Scam That Fooled Investors
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The “World’s Smallest Skyscraper” Was Actually a Brilliant Scam That Fooled Investors
The Newby-McMahon Building in Wichita Falls, Texas, became famous not for its size, but for one of the most clever real estate scams in American history. At just 40 feet tall, the structure earned the ironic nickname “World’s Littlest Skyscraper,” even though it does not meet the definition of skyscraper by any means. The story […] The post The “World’s Smallest Skyscraper” Was Actually a Brilliant Scam That Fooled Investors appeared first on Wo…
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