Here's How Billionaire Real Estate Mogul Larry Silverstein Transformed Lower Manhattan

Billionaire New York City real estate developer Larry Silverstein has transformed lower Manhattan after the tragic September 11th attacks. Aside from rebuilding Ground Zero into a thriving destination, his latest feat is the completion of a new 82-story Four Seasons Hotel, with 175 rooms and 153 condominiums, located steps from the World Trade Center. Silverstein leased the original World Trade Center towers just weeks before 9/11. After the attacks, Silverstein worked with countless governors and politicians over the past 15 years to revitalize the neighborhood. TheStreet's Scott Gamm reports from the Four Seasons in Lower Manhattan.