…un acheteur. Mais il faut, baisser, baisser, baisser le prix. Deux ans, c’est long ! Le syndrome Brinteny Spears a encore frappé ! « Fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his business partner, Pierre Berge, have again cut the price of their Manhattan apartment, now two years on the market. The two-bedroom co-op went on the market in 2004 for $9 million. The price was later cut to $8.5 million, and the apartment is now listed for $7.75 million. The owners also changed brokers earlier this year. »
Je ne veux pas verser dans le chauvinisme, mais Yves Saint laurent a certainement décoré cet appartement avec goût, et vu la situation géographique, la vue sur Central Park devrait pousser tout millionnaire en quête d’un pied-à-terre new-yorkais de rêve à… sortir sa carte de crédit. Mais non, personne… Where did all the millionaires go ? Do ya know ?
« They bought the New York apartment in 1978 as a place to stay during their visits, but haven’t used it often recently, according to listing agent Martha Kramer of Fox Residential Group. (Saint Laurent retired in 2002.) They put the apartment on the market in 2004 and also sold most of its contents in a Sotheby’s auction, which brought in more than $8.5 million. »
Source : NaplesNews, Yves Saint Laurent cuts price of Manhattan co-op (appartment)
Le parc locatif n’est plus rentable en Indre, saturé