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4-SV...or who ever you are currently portraying..Aspen has a higher average and yes ( your selling figures are from 07) Aspen has higher sold properties then the The Hamptons sale of 07, and is easily America's most expensive real estate by Every Major real estate reporting web site..There is land valued at over 300k that will be offered this Winter..that will will destroy any compared US real estate selling price by a huge margin even if fire sold at half price..which of course would never happen.. The Spelling Estate offered in Bev Hills currently at 150 milllion even at a full price offer would look kind of weak in perspective..Aspen is over 2 million dollars higher average than anywhere in NYC or any other East Coast city..that is reality..I'm tired yawn....people can look it up themselves..I am not posting links and stuff anymore as it has become redundant.People know your facts are skewed and that you are nothing more than trolling at all costs.. people can look it up in headings on Wallstreet Journal, Forbes,The Biz Journal ect...Aspen = US most expensive..end of story Final Cut and other shared personas......You also forgot to post the Homby Hills mansion that sold last Autumn for 104 million..and the highest in Aspen 119 million early o8..higher than the Hamptons. And while on the topic at hand Chicago Easily beats White Plains in shopping..why are we even discussing this silliness..// And yes the most expensive US home SOLD this year(09) was in Aspen as well..
Last edited by Scott5280; 08-13-2009 at 01:33 AM..
You have to give 4-sv credit, at least he stays in character. hsw is a little better at it though and often has actual informative information.
From champagne however... if you actually did speak any french, or know about french regions coupled with the actual pronunciation alone would never lead you to type it out as champaign, quite a mockery. Especially considering you should have seen it on all those bottles you are popping at the boutiques. perhaps you should go back to the campagne and out of the city. :I
4-SV...or who ever you are currently portraying..Aspen has a higher average and yes ( your selling figures are from 07) Aspen has higher sold properties then the The Hamptons sale of 07, and is easily America's most expensive real estate by Every Major real estate reporting web site..There is land valued at over 300k that will be offered this Winter..that will will destroy any compared US real estate selling price by a huge margin even if fire sold at half price..which of course would never happen.. The Spelling Estate offered in Bev Hills currently at 150 milllion even at a full price offer would look kind of weak in perspective..Aspen is over 2 million dollars higher average than anywhere in NYC or any other East Coast city..that is reality..I'm tired yawn....people can look it up themselves..I am not posting links and stuff anymore as it has become redundant.People know your facts are skewed and that you are nothing more than trolling at all costs.. people can look it up in headings on Wallstreet Journal, Forbes,The Biz Journal ect...Aspen = US most expensive..end of story Final Cut and other shared personas......You also forgot to post the Homby Hills mansion that sold last Autumn for 104 million..and the highest in Aspen 119 million early o8..higher than the Hamptons. And while on the topic at hand Chicago Easily beats White Plains in shopping..why are we even discussing this silliness..// And yes the most expensive US home SOLD this year(09) was in Aspen as well..
Proof or it never happened.
Nevermind I dug up the truth..
Quote:
The property is one of the most expensive homes ever sold in Aspen. To date, the highest residential sale in Aspen was $47 million in 2006 for Crystal Island Ranch, a sprawling ranch estate with multiple building sites.
so a "sprawling ranch with multiple building sites" that sold or 47 million vs a piece of land that sold for 103 million in the hamptons. The Hamptons is sounds much richer and more valuable.
I don't believe the LA stoy either. I read real-estate blogs and the highest price that ever sold in LA was like 50 million.
sorry, I trust 4-SV before you because he sounds more credible and you are always making up lies or are just have no clue.
Last edited by Americanboy; 08-13-2009 at 01:02 PM..
so a "sprawling ranch with multiple building sites" that sold or 47 million vs a piece of land that sold for 103 million in the hamptons. The Hamptons is sounds much richer and more valuable.
I don't believe the LA stoy either. I read real-estate blogs and the highest price that ever sold in LA was like 50 million.
sorry, I trust 4-SV before you because he sounds more credible and you are always making up lies or are just have no clue.
I do have egg on my face,and will Totally admit that I was wrong..as I researched property blogs..stats..there are no SOLD prices that I had quoted..only asking ..So I concede to your points..I am not trying to troll here,and thanks for correcting me. The average priced real estate as of late is much higher in Aspen at the moment though,and the numbers all show it..I do not want to be looked at as not credible (only clueless). So AGAIN you are right and I was wrong everyone WHEN IT Comes to Sold Data..I was aware of Donald Trumps Palm 99 million sold..of course with media so was everyone..but again I will try harder to better research the actual facts before posting misinformation everyone..Thanks for your consideration..Scott5280
But with regards to the big picture here....OH I'm sorry I did not see see The hamptons in the top spots on this list or the half a dozen other recent stat reporting sites though..Did you ?,but I do see #1 Aspen, and #4 neighboring Snowmass Village Colorado...http://www.viewwestaspen.com/blog/index.php?p=18 (broken link)
Last edited by Scott5280; 08-13-2009 at 02:26 PM..
I can't believe people are actually trying to say Aspen isn't a playground for the ultra-elite. I especially love the argument about some home that sold in Aspen for only $43 million...not the previously claimed $100M+.
It's pretty funny that AmericanBoy believes 4-SV sounds more credible than others...this guy is claiming that White Plains, NY has better shopping than Chicago, and calling Aspen a "has-been" town where only old people go haha.
All the while talking about how the best department stores will serve only the best shoppers champaign while visiting their stores haha.
I can pretend to be rich too! From now on, nobody call me by tmac9wr...my new name is Dollar Q. Cashington III, Esquire. Whenever I post here I'll be wearing a monocle and a top hat. I'll blow my nose with faux $100 bills and talk about the horrors of the MidWest.
I can't believe people are actually trying to say Aspen isn't a playground for the ultra-elite. I especially love the argument about some home that sold in Aspen for only $43 million...not the previously claimed $100M+.
It's pretty funny that AmericanBoy believes 4-SV sounds more credible than others...this guy is claiming that White Plains, NY has better shopping than Chicago, and calling Aspen a "has-been" town where only old people go haha.
All the while talking about how the best department stores will serve only the best shoppers champaign while visiting their stores haha.
I can pretend to be rich too! From now on, nobody call me by tmac9wr...my new name is Dollar Q. Cashington III, Esquire. Whenever I post here I'll be wearing a monocle and a top hat. I'll blow my nose with faux $100 bills and talk about the horrors of the MidWest.
Of course Aspen is the playground for the rich and famous, so is Miami and few other places but the prices there will never approach prices in Manhattan or its extension: Hamptons. As far as I know the most expensive real estate in the US is in Manhattan.
As far as shopping is concerned, Chicago pompousely named Magnificent Mile does not offer shopping better than upscale malls of New York and New Jersey and other parts of the country I can provide links if you need to verify this. The reason is that fashion market in Chicago and Midwest is very limited as there are virtually no locally based designers and industry publications / shows so the stores selling in Chicago adjust to that situation. You may think of Chicago as the center of the Universe however rich an famous apparently do not and they are the biggest clientele of any high end fashion brand or store.
I find SV very credible as he displays klnowledge of both Chicago and New York (read his posts) and as far as calling Aspen a has been for old people, you have to agree that the list of year-round residents is not that impressive at all. Who actually lives in Aspen?
Why is Chicago gang always so defensive? You mention brutal Midwestern winters and all of a sudden people will try to prove it is not that bad or not worse than in New York. Pretty pathetic.
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