Posted on 05/31/2005 5:20:44 PM PDT by kcvl
Consortium of Hong Kong investors, Donald Consortium of Hong Kong investors, Donald Trump selling stretch of land in NYC for $1.8B, largest residential sale in city history... Developing...
http://www.drudgereport.com/
Good Lord.
Within walking distance of a Starbucks.
Here in California, that kind of money could almost get you a 1400 sq ft house without a view.
For 1.8 Bil, it better COME WITH a Starbucks...LOL
I have a feeling Donald has a case of the shorts.
Hong Kong investors from which other countries??
Wow, from $24 for the whole island to $1.8 billion for a small tract. That's some real appreciation.
There's a place in america that isn't within walking distance of a starbucks?
Most starbucks are within walking distance of another starbucks.
Well, those Hong Kong investors are probably going to be leaving Hong Kong pretty soon. So, they need a place to build some new digs.
That new wife must really be costing him some dosh
Everything in NYC is within walking distance of a Starbuck's and not even a very far walk.
I though Trump was trading in his celebrity for all of her "goodies". lol!
Any given Starbucks in NYC is in walking distance of at least one other Starbucks, and usually at least three.
IIRC, Trump doesn't own this property..he was the front name for the HK group..he got paid a small fee for being the frontman.he has NO equity..
Must be the haircut!
You sell the guy short--his talent for self-promotion is the stuff of legend. Not a lot of business acumen IMO, either.
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