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How ironic

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Also water and sewage pump houses.

We had one of these nearby! They had bigger wires going into the house. I always figured they were just doing Frankenstein experiments in the garage. 😅

It’s crazy how many oil wells there were and still are all over the city. Those photos of how many there were are wild

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Bro say “Eco climate loving” like LA isn’t the third most polluted city in all of the USA😭🙏🏾

J How much did it sell for?

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Prime example of just because you can doesn’t mean you should. But I’d still give praise for the effort.

I’m pretty sure there was an article recently showing it’s current day vacancy rate is very low though. Something around 80% of the building is rented which is fairly high for NYC

I think they finally got all the space rented out in 1952...

Maybe converted into condos? At least some floors...

It depends, how authentic would you like the materials and what not of the castle to be? Using conventional modern materials, it would probably cost in the neighborhood of $150 to $300 per square foot, depending on the location and amenities. Using authentic materials like stone and better quality timbers plus old world craftsmanship, the castle would likely cost $325 or more per square foot. If your idea of a "castle" is more baroque palace, you could probably expect to shell out A MINIMUM of $400 per square foot.

With all the towns named Springfield in the US, and they build in Henderson, NV

House is worth 2.5 million today...

Ay Caramba!

I would have taken the house. It would be worth so much more by now.

Still remember seeing that sweepstakes as a kid and my parents commenting who would ever live in that

Take the house and auction it… make money moves lady not dumb ones

And she bought herself a bigger double chin

I remember that from my childhood in Las Vegas. I don’t think I knew a single person who wanted to live there. Sometimes the fantasy is best left on screen.

That house would have been worth millions. I’m not one to say that, but it’s true

I'll guarantee porkchop there blew the whole 75K before the first year was up. Looks like some broke white trash who has no idea what to do with that kind of money. 😂

Bet if they kept if it would have bin worth millions in a few years 😅

She knew she couldn’t afford the taxes on it anyway. I would have moved in- then tented it out to pay the taxes, then gone back to live in an older neighborhood. I hate the suburbs anyway.

I think I would have taken the house and sat on it for a while and sell it for a ton of money..

I entered that sweepstakes. I would have taken the house and been excited to move to that state.

Name of song?

I’ve driven by that house. Shame they had to tone the exterior down and remove the Simpsons charm

They charge money to visit the observation deck? They didn't when I visited in 1998 and 2000.

Better call saul

One very positive early and later use for the building was the installation of TV and other high frequency transmitting facilities that used the great hight to allow experimental, and later continuous transmissions by many broadacasters and public services. ❤

Someone should buy that place, turn it back, and turn it into an Airbnb. But that’s just me. More Crazy Real Estate here: www.flrpropertymgmtphoenix.com/real-estate-flops/

77 bucks just to get to the top! That is criminal!

Also it’s technically built in a bad location. Not a prime office market for Manhattan

It took 1 year and 45 days to build The Empire State Building. We have more technology and more manpower today, and that same project would take 5 years, and easily 25 times the cost. How does that work?

You forgot the fact that the biggest revenue earner for the Empire State Building was the rent from around the late 1940s to around the early 2000s. Companies no longer wanted to rent after the mid-2000s due to the outdated office space in the building and all the new construction coming online, like the WTC complex, the Bank of America building and Hudson Yards. They should just convert a good chunk of it into condos. Plenty of rich Asians and Middle Easterners would love the idea of owning a small piece of this iconic building.

Partially?

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I was always told he hated it after being built, his office was at the top so he wouldn't have to look at it.

Rude of him to not invite me

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Looks like we are all hex , the triangle is more powerful. the triangle is living . why is everything in my room a square.

Speaking of behalf of all Alaskans, Russia can got fuck itself.

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