Want To Live Like Fred Wilpon?

[bmfc1]

His penthouse apartment in Manhattan is for sale. Asking price: $7.5 million (sycophant son not included).

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/11/realestate/11deal2.html?8dpc

[metirish]

WOW..



From the terrace, there are full views of the East River, the United Nations, the Chrysler building and the Midtown skyline.

[Benjamin Grimm]

Not too shabby!

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

This is immature, and totally unbecoming of someone who's somebody's dad, but I really want to take a big, steaming Campanella on that couch.

[G-Fafif]

I see Fred's already moved the shrine to Carl Erskine to one of his other homes.

[Benjamin Grimm]

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: This is immature, and totally unbecoming of someone who's somebody's dad, but I really want to take a big, steaming Campanella on that couch.

Well, remember, they charge almost $400 per brick.

[Gwreck]

The apartment is no longer Fred's. The article indicates he sold it in 1997.

[nymr83]

From the terrace, there are full views of the East River, the United Nations, the Chrysler building and the Midtown skyline.

From the inside, there is nothing "metly" to be seen.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Gwreck wrote: The apartment is no longer Fred's. The article indicates he sold it in 1997.

(Re-clenches)

[metirish]

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Gwreck wrote: The apartment is no longer Fred's. The article indicates he sold it in 1997. (Re-clenches)

that's why it looks classy

[Mex17]

I don't think that I could ever feel "at home" living in the middle of a concrete jungle, but that's just me. Even Nassau county is a bit much for me nowadays.

The East End of LI? That's another story.

[ashie62]

The lease for the apartment is titled to Bernard Madoff