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6/2/2013 2:20:59 AM
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New York is building the largest residential building in the western hemisphere.
[url=http://432parkavenue.com/?state=views]Official website for the project.[/url][quote]Once finished, the glass megalith One57 will become the city’s tallest residential tower with a penthouse encompassing the 89th and 90th floors that is in contract for more than $90 million. One57 will snatch the tallest title from New York by Gehry, where the top units of the 76-story rental building go for $45,000 per month. 432 Park Ave will stand 96 stories, with penthouses that are being marketed for $95 million.[/quote][url=http://www.forbes.com/sites/morganbrennan/2013/04/30/rise-of-the-super-towers-the-next-big-thing-in-luxury-housing/]Link[/url]
I'm not really sure how I feel about this. Dat price.
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1 ReplyChina strikes again.
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1 ReplyWhat's that up there in the sky? Oh crap
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Edited by Gaara444: 6/2/2013 4:18:57 PM[quote]Once finished, the [b][u]glass[/u][/b] megalith One57 will become the city’s tallest [/quote] They're just gonna make it easier for terrorists to destroy it....all they need are a bunch of rocks now.
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8 RepliesToo large, too cramped, and far too expensive in a city as liberally corrupt as New York. Cool design and such, but a waste of resources.
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I wonder how many starving children could be fed with that money
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It's Park Ave so the price sounds right
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Just another typical elaborate building designed for Hollywood stars and the super rich. Nothing special.
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Jesus, you couldn't pay me to live in New York City for $45,000 per month, let alone get me to pay that much to live in the same building as hundreds of others.
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i wouldnt recommend NYC building another tall building, didnt end so well last time.
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5 RepliesI live in newyork, and I don't understand why we have this...
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2 RepliesIs that the tower replacing the WTC?
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Who's paying for it?
