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$38-million Millennium Tower penthouse goes as a 'family residence'
By adamg on Wed, 02/10/2016 - 6:17pm
The Boston Business Journal reports the 13,000 square feet at the top of Millennium Tower are under agreement. Although the name of the buyer is, of course, under wraps, the Journal reports he or she is local and that they intend to use the space as a "family residence." Also no word if their kids will attend a BPS school.
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I bet I can guess the family
I'm wagering the super
I'm wagering the super wealthy but not like the super wealthy you assume.
There's always money in the
There's always money in the banana stand!
http://i.giphy.com
Lol
Lol
It's probably
Ronald Druker or Abigal Johnson.
Larry Lucchino.
Larry Lucchino.
Conrad Bain
Conrad Bain
Mick jagger
Mick jagger
My guess is that it's an
My guess is that it's an incoming GE exec.
The article states the buyer
The article states the buyer is "local."
yah dood it the sullys from
yah dood it the sullys from dot ave.. movin on up
Herb Chambers upgraded?
Herb Chambers upgraded?
Herb's new chambers?
Herb's new chambers?
no way it's a ge exec. after
no way it's a ge exec. after the company demanded financial incentives to relocate the headquarters, a ge exec then buying a $37.5M condo literally above everyone else in the city would be an absolute PR disaster.
38 million to live around drug addicts?
Whatever floats your boat. Now let's ensure that the buyer never collects Social Security or any other public entitlements.
Guess what
We all live around drug addicts.
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/831319
hahah you are hilariously ignorant
if you think the wealthy aren't putting stuff up their noses or in their arms all the time too. what you MEANT to say was 38 mil to live near dirty looking poors.
and even so, man, what a shit attitude and outlook you have.
If he paid into it, he's
If he paid into it, he's legitimately entitled to get his money back. Why shouldn't he? So you can have it?