Most overpriced apartments

Interesting, from the guy who also said this:

http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/1068-no-fee-rentals-property-management-companies-

Best rental buildings in Manhattan
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rufus
about 4 months ago
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from talking to various people, the following rental buildings have been mentioned as some of the city's best. of course, they're all pretty expensive. feel free to add to this list.

one carnegie hill
sutton place north
madison belvedere
one union square south
2 gold
10 barclay
20 river terrace
50 murray
tribeca green
tribeca tower
600 washington
sierra
chelsea centro
caroline
london terrace
archstone chelsea
2 columbus avenue
grand tier
trump place

Rufus you sure as sh*t have a lot of free time on your hands.

A great example of Rufus when he is on and off of his meds.

dufus, how is that mutually exclusive? They actually are some of the nicest rental buildings in manhattan, but they are still overpriced. And given how lousy apartments in the city are, that's not exactly a compliment either. In Chicago, all these buildings would be average at best.

In Chicago, all these buildings would be made with candy-canes and magic rainbows and built by leprechauns and keebler elves. Because everything in Chicago is amazing and everything in NYC sucks because Rufus knows all.

Rufus, do you care to show us where you are living in Chicago?

No dumbass. Just compare the architecture, location, and amenities of these buildings. Chicago blows them away.

Location? As in located in Chicago? I think that is really the game changer here. No matter what Chicago may have, no matter how amazing or special or fantastic, it's located in Chicago where none of us want to be. Case closed.

Rufus, you said they were overpriced because they weren't in great locations or they were lousy buildings. That's how it's mutually exclusive. In Chicago, al these buildings would be ... in Chicago.

Come on guys, Chicago has street fairs like no other place! The street fairs in Chicago make the quality of life for Chicagoans on par with those of royalty in other countries. You can't understand because you've never actually been to a Chicago street fair before.

Rufus - spin us a tale about the 10 greatest street fairs in Chicago's history....we all really care...

i bet the sausage tastes better at the chicago street fairs, too

I'm not sure Rufus is aware that people choose where they live by picking the city first, and then the building. I have never heard of anyone who was so desperate to live in a "high rise luxury building" that they chose the building first and the city second. If that were the case the population of Dubai would probably be exploding.

Sizzlack, why are NYC residents always bitching about how low the quality of rental apartments are in the city?

The only person I see always bitching is you. But here's a newsflash...if you hate it here...leave!

Sizzlack, I guess you never read curbed or wirednewyork.

No Rufus, I live here I don't need to read websites (that can be spammed by yourself) to get an idea of what life is like in NYC. Thank you for admitting where you get your info on the city from though.

rufus, you get eviscerated on Curbed. i haven't spent much time on wirednewyork recently, but I doubt they'd welcome you much on the New York real estate and architecture forums, although they'd be much more polite about it.

most of us have a love/hate relationship with NYC, with love winning out most of the time. few us us have anything more than tolerance for Chicago. we just don't care about it much. if it makes you happy, great, but you're kind of like a middle-aged spinster who has suddenly found God and wants to spread the word.

Feel free to change the subject all you want Rufus, but what I said before will apply to everything you will ever say in the future:

"No matter what Chicago may have, no matter how amazing or special or fantastic, it's located in Chicago where none of us want to be."

Sizzleack - game / set / match.

Rufus - thanks for playing....don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out....

Nice to see that Rufus was unable to respond to the posts in here so he ran off and started yet another new thread. How telling.

Also, for anyone not paying attention he admitted getting all of his info on NYC off of here, Curbed and Wired.

2 Gold is not particularly great. Live there.