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building at 4 East 102nd Street

Started by karinmogg
about 14 years ago
Posts: 2
Member since: Oct 2011
Anyone know, when this building will be finished?
Response by twinco
almost 14 years ago
Posts: 18
Member since: Apr 2011

How does this building rate a Fifth Avenue address? It's on a side street with no frontage on either Fifth or Madison Avenues.

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Response by jim_hones10
almost 14 years ago
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Member since: Jan 2010

Dont know. East harlem is yucky.

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Response by Matsui
almost 14 years ago
Posts: 132
Member since: Aug 2011

Very bizarre. Overnight the building changes name from 4 East 102nd to 1214 Fifth Avenue when no part of the building is not on Fifth Avenue and there is no entrance on fifth avenue. Just like 1280 fifth rebranding as one museum mile. I suppose just a marketing ploy by related but how do they get approval from the City?

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Response by jim_hones10
almost 14 years ago
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How about billions of investment dollars?

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Response by jim_hones10
almost 14 years ago
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If you owned all their buildings plus equinox and time warner cable dont you think you could swing this?

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Response by Matsui
almost 14 years ago
Posts: 132
Member since: Aug 2011

Jim: As far as I know related does not own this building; they are just marketing. I thought this building was owned by Mount Sinai Hospital?

Clearly is a marketing ploy as they are expecting to rent out apartments at Fifth Avenue prices. I wonder who would pay 4,700 for a one-bed on 102nd street but I am sure such people exist...

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Response by harlembuyer
almost 14 years ago
Posts: 176
Member since: Dec 2010

The building is pretty ugly. Does Mt Sinai own it?

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Response by Triple_Zero
almost 14 years ago
Posts: 516
Member since: Apr 2012

"1280 fifth rebranding as one museum mile"

The postal service should charge double the price for letters addressed to these silly vanity addresses. They ruin the fundamental order of the city's street system.

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