The answer is, "as much as you can get from the person who wants to buy them."
This only comes into play in a municipality that does two things: grants only a certain amount of air rights to each parcel of land, and allows a landowner to transfer some of his air rights to a neighbor.
Let's say I'm a developer who wants to build a 40-story building in a city that only grants air rights to 25 stories, but that allows air rights transfers. The property I found to build on has four 10-story buildings around it. If I can buy 15 stories' worth of air rights from one or more of those existing landowners, I can erect the building I want.
They buy them from the city.
James Humphrey has written: 'Paying the price' 'In New York City air'
New York Air was created in 1980.
New York Air ended in 1987.
New York Air Brake was created in 1890.
The air kilometer distance from Lisbon, Portugal, to New York City, New York, is 5,437. That equals 3,379 air miles or 2,936 nautical miles.
yes it does there is alot of air travle in new york
New York.
There are 1,884 air miles between New York and Bozeman.
when its time to come to New York
The air distance from New York City, New York, to Dallas, Texas, is 1,373 miles. That equals 2,209 kilometers or 1,193 nautical miles.
The air distance from Shanghai, China, to New York City, New York, is 7,384 miles. That equals 11,882 kilometers or 6,416 nautical miles.