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Article: THE MANHATTANIZATION OF BOSTON - Those deluxe apartments in the sky (where dinner can be ordered from room service) are no longer just a Big Apple thing.
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 25, 2007
- Author:
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REAL ESTATE
Yankees vs. Sox. Jets vs. Pats. New York Marathon vs. Boston
Marathon. Central Park vs. Boston Common. MoMA vs. ICA. Luxury condos
with great views of the Manhattan skyline at $2,000 a square foot and
up vs. views of Boston Harbor at $1,000 a square foot and up. It's
one more chapter in the Big Apple vs. the Hub of the Universe, for
those who revel in the competition. New York has led the way in super-
luxury high-rise living. But elite lifestyles in little old Boston
are catching up.
"The Boston market typically tracks the New York market by a three-
to four-year delay," says Brian Fallon, developer of the new
InterContinental Boston Hotel and Residences at the InterContinental, ...
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Article: Business travel: 24-Hour Room Service 60 THOMPSON, ...
The Independent - London;
February 20, 2002 ;
700+ words
... ... from his neighbours. It seems that in New York you can buy just about anything. In order ... is the address: 60 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012 (001 212 431 0400, www ... Streets, one block west of West Broadway in New York's Downtown. From the rooftop terrace ...
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