Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals.
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Response by marco_m
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Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals.
hahahah
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Response by TwoCities
over 17 years ago
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Yes, prices did go down but not as much as advertised. The 2 apts aren't really comparable. Going from the 4th floor to the 2nd floor facing Central Park, makes a HUUUUUGE difference in views. You go from the most coveted million dollar plus view to an ok one.
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Response by jason10006
over 17 years ago
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Did the fourth floor one face teh park?
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Response by Topper
over 17 years ago
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Restore - to get rid of jrm
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Response by Riversider
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Isn't this a Condo Hotel. Why isn't the SEC doing their job. This is not real estate with all due respect to their "NO ACTION" letter.
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Response by Topper
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If this went into contract back in September it was presumably before much of the recent financial turmoil we have seen. Current prices could easily be far weaker.
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Response by nyc10022
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"Yes, prices did go down but not as much as advertised. The 2 apts aren't really comparable. Going from the 4th floor to the 2nd floor facing Central Park, makes a HUUUUUGE difference in views. You go from the most coveted million dollar plus view to an ok one."
But you also get a better apartment lower. When built, lower was better.
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Response by 30yrs_RE_20_in_REO
over 17 years ago
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"Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals."
At those prices, who but Russian Maffia are buying anyway?
Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals.
Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals.
hahahah
Yes, prices did go down but not as much as advertised. The 2 apts aren't really comparable. Going from the 4th floor to the 2nd floor facing Central Park, makes a HUUUUUGE difference in views. You go from the most coveted million dollar plus view to an ok one.
Did the fourth floor one face teh park?
Restore - to get rid of jrm
Isn't this a Condo Hotel. Why isn't the SEC doing their job. This is not real estate with all due respect to their "NO ACTION" letter.
If this went into contract back in September it was presumably before much of the recent financial turmoil we have seen. Current prices could easily be far weaker.
"Yes, prices did go down but not as much as advertised. The 2 apts aren't really comparable. Going from the 4th floor to the 2nd floor facing Central Park, makes a HUUUUUGE difference in views. You go from the most coveted million dollar plus view to an ok one."
But you also get a better apartment lower. When built, lower was better.
"Surely, Apline will say, that the Plaza will become infested with criminals."
At those prices, who but Russian Maffia are buying anyway?
Wow, continued problems at the Plaza...
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/21/realestate/21deal1.html?ref=realestate