Vornado's super luxury tower at 220 Central Park South isn't even out of the ground yet, but billionaire buyers seemingly can't wait to stash their stacks of cash in the 950-foot-tall tower. The Real Deal hears rumblings that a Qatari investor is eyeing a monstrous spread that would cost around $250 million, making it easily the most expensive home in New York City. It would completely obliterate the current record, the $100 million sale at One57. — ny.curbed.com
Robert A.M. Stern's NYC condo towers have a habit of attracting record bids (previously: NYC’s Most Expensive Condo to Be Listed at $130 Million).
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Horrible. Sad. The End.
What? Why? Who Cares?
now i finally understand the US strategy on Oil. let the middle east sale all of it first so they run out of it. start some shit in the area,military occupation-no military occupation. so when its all said and done all that is left is a desert with random factions fighting over silly shit. once the rulers over there realize this, which i think they have -World Cup Qatar,the US offers them a safe haven for their profits and investments - NYC real estate assuming they were tired of buying out London........i totally get it now - hats off to you sly WASPy secret society types. you guys are always thinking it through, how did you ever gather all that intelligence on the status of oil production?
But, are there crown-mouldings?
There probably are some crown moldings on the inside, depending on what style they went with. Regardless, it's a shame they keep stealing sunlight from the public park for the very rich. In part that's what gives the park it's unique character, but there's a limit to everything.
That's one ugly-ass tower...
A nice sunny day in Central Park
Two sayings come to mind:
Behind every great fortune is a great crime.
There's a sucker born every minute.
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