Around 10 thouand......one skyscraper.......times two, basically 20 thousand......in the two towers.rough estimates........then why were there "only" between 2000 and 3000 dead that day? Tom has a point..

20 years ago, more people might have showed up, working from home, well, if they were forewarned, conspiracy theories, more should have died, also visitors, a popular NYC tourist trap.....

Given this, the approximate number of workers during weekdays could be estimated:

• 1.7 million square feet / 150 square feet per employee = ~11,333 workers
• 1.7 million square feet / 175 square feet per employee = ~9,714 workers

Therefore, a rough estimate of the average number of workers at One Vanderbilt on weekdays in 2024 would be around 9,714 to 11,333, assuming full occupancy and a typical office space allocation per employee.

However, several factors could influence the actual number of workers on any given weekday, including: