Published 6/30/2009
at Real Estate | The New York Observer
It's been a humbling year for monstrously expensive, monumentally plush New York real estate. Not only is the most expensive townhouse ever sold in the city still asking a few million dollars less than it was bought for, but the tag for Julian Schnabel's top five floors at Palazzo Chupi has gone from $59 million to $38 million to $27.9 million.
But this month, according to city records filed late last week, a five-bedroom, 8,300-square-foot...
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