Hey, I would gladly pay for a visit! :yes:Probably the only way of paying off the mortgage!
that's a geat idea :lol::lol::lol:You could buy a condo and pay the mortgage off by offering tourists a visit. :shifty:
We are giving some future owners some profitable ideas!that's a geat idea :lol::lol::lol:
I would go there to visit it.
On the left of the proposed Spire I see a new building emerging.photo by me, render by poloman, on ssp
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About as often as carbon nanotubes are used in suspension bridges.excellent tower. one question... how often is carbon fiber used in buildings?
How on earth are they going to fill this thing? There arent' that many rich people in Chicago..."Prices start at $800,000 for a suite and go up to $40m for the top penthouse, a duplex with 360 degree views reaching over four US states"
40 mil, niice
touche...who said only people from chicago will live there?
Thats what I first thought - theres 1,100 or so apartments in it - but estate agents Savills have been putting on 3 day events in a number of countries to promote it and bring in foreign buyers.How on earth are they going to fill this thing? There arent' that many rich people in Chicago...
If they made it more affordable, it would be built for the locals.It was stated in the article that half of the 30% was from Chicago and the rest of the U.S. This building is being marketed to everyone with money, everywhere.
If they made it more affordable they couldn't afford to build it! You're forgetting it is being built privately with no gov't funding unlike many other large buildings around the world.If they made it more affordable, it would be built for the locals.
If they made it more affordable, it would be built for the locals.
You are referring to people of Dubai, aren't you. :lol:Trust me, there are a lot of people here who can afford to live in this building. You wouldn't guess it because here, people don't flaunt their money like people in some other places do. That's one reason why i love Chicago, we're reserved and classy. :cheers:
2520 N Lakeview Avenue # 22P4, Chicago, IL 60614but seriously if you calculate the average price for each unit, to make a decent profit the average price has to be well over $2.5million per unit.
$3billion/1200=$2.5million
so lets say they want to make about 250 million off this project
$3.25billion/1200=$2.7million per unit!!! yikes better start saving![]()