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Great photo! vvvvvv

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Originally Posted by NYguy (Post 6772714)

^ I like it also.

Ocboter 17, 2014

http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/157863277/original.jpg

It would have looked so much "cooler" if the curved windows went to the top of the building. And only 1000'+ footer?
(That's the reason I didn't even consider living there.) :haha: I know, "bitch, bitch". Still a handsome looking condo skyscraper. Please don't comment, it's sarcasm already. :uhh:

Building is listed as completed on CTBUH. I guess since the hotel is open and only minor interior work remains to be done, this one should be sent off.

:cheers:

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Originally Posted by hunser (Post 6778891)

Building is listed as completed on CTBUH. I guess since the hotel is open and only minor interior work remains to be done, this one should be sent off.

:cheers:

It'll be sent off once is actually completed (the exterior), and we can create a new thread.

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Originally Posted by NYguy (Post 6779103)

It'll be sent off once is actually completed (the exterior), and we can create a new thread.

I thought the exterior was already completed based on the last updates. :shrug:

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Originally Posted by hunser (Post 6779118)

I thought the exterior was already completed based on the last updates. :shrug:

They're getting there, but not all sides are completed. They're at least a lot closer than they were a few weeks ago.

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Originally Posted by NYguy (Post 6779125)

They're getting there, but not all sides are completed. They're at least a lot closer than they were a few weeks ago.

I see. Well, let's hope they finally close those cladding gaps. Do you know if residents are already moving in? I know that the hotel is open.

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Originally Posted by hunser (Post 6779128)

I see. Well, let's hope they finally close those cladding gaps. Do you know if residents are already moving in? I know that the hotel is open.

Did they move in yet? :???: So, when is that?

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Originally Posted by hunser (Post 6779128)

I see. Well, let's hope they finally close those cladding gaps. Do you know if residents are already moving in? I know that the hotel is open.

I believe some residents were supposed to move in by the end of the year, so maybe some have.

http://therealdeal.com/blog/2014/10/...ales-at-one57/

Extell rakes in $79M on two big sales at One57
Fashion mogul Silas Chou shells out $56M for full floor unit

http://s12.therealdeal.com/trd/up/20...ne57-final.jpg

October 23, 2014
By E.B. Solomont

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Two big sales at Extell Development’s One57 hit public records today – totaling $79 million.

The entire 82nd floor closed for $56.1 million, two years after billionaire fashion mogul Silas Chou, who was co-chairman of Michael Kors Inc., reportedly inked a contract for the condo.

At the time, the purchase price was thought to be just over $50 million. Public records show the buyer as Ridgewood 57 Inc. The unit went into contract in February 2012.

The other sale in the building was Unit 55A, which sold for $26 million. The buyer went into contract on the apartment in May 2012, according to public records. The three-bedroom unit, which measures 3,228 square feet, was purchased by an entity listed as Al-Samriyah N.Y. LLC.

The two sales come on the heels of a third, Unit 63B, which closed for $27.13 million on October 9. To date, 38 of the building’s 94 units have been recorded with the city as sold, according to PropertyShark.com.

Time to send this one off?

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Originally Posted by Eidolon (Post 6785342)

Time to send this one off?

The cladding is still screwed up in a few places.

432 thread has more views and comments than this building....

Awesome building. Love Art Deco architecture.

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