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Yeah, that'd be a condo in the tens of millions USD. 7,700 SQ ft = 850sqm

Average Manhattan price currently $1800 per SQ ft, high end properties like that, closer to $10 000 per SQ ft.

 

That would put that property around $77m or near as makes no difference R1bn

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What an amazing place. Great article also. Nobody comes even close to the Japanese when it comes to beauty in simplicity. That apartment is to architecture what a fixie is to cycling - the essence distilled!

 

Thanks for posting it :thumbup:

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Room with a view.

 

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I stayed at a place once with a sea view from the bathroom. It had a massive window and from both bath and shower you looked out at the sea. As soon as you turned the hot water on the window steamed up and you couldn't see bugger all. Also they had someone clean the windows daily, you had to plan your "visit" accordingly.

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looks like a 3 d rendering to me  ... the shadows and materials

:ph34r: I can't even afford to tip the doorman in that kind of location.

 

But something seems odd about it to me. Can't quite put my finger on it, but it's as if it is an impossible angle. Too high up for any apartment building I can think of in that area. The real tall buildings are all much further down Manhattan. Could it be a composite?

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If you have a shower with a view, then it needs to be an open air shower ..... no other shower can compare!

 

I stayed at a place once with a sea view from the bathroom. It had a massive window and from both bath and shower you looked out at the sea. As soon as you turned the hot water on the window steamed up and you couldn't see bugger all. Also they had someone clean the windows daily, you had to plan your "visit" accordingly.

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