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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes

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I'm a view person. I've been moving around too much to collect any substantial interior furnishings or purchase/refurbish a home or condo. So here are some pics of some views. Seattle
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Monaco
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New York
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If I stay in NY, I'll probably end up relocating for some better views.
 

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Amazing views from Monaco.

Are all these pictures recent? I mean, do you own a condo in Monaco, Seattle and NY, or is it a timeline of where you've lived?
 

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Monaco is gorgeous but the real estate situation is ridiculous. You could pay $20 million for a place and it'll still look like a dump (according to Christiesrealestate.com)
 

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I've lived in some great houses and apartments over the years but have never had a real view to speak of. I've always wondered what it would be like to have an awesome water, mountain, and/or city view.
 

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Originally Posted by henrikc
Amazing views from Monaco.

Are all these pictures recent? I mean, do you own a condo in Monaco, Seattle and NY, or is it a timeline of where you've lived?


I'm guessing it's a timeline, as you can see his first macbook pro is the older aluminum body version, whereas the one in his monaco picture is the updated unibody version.
 

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Beautiful house, TC. Thanks for sharing the pics.

+1
 

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Originally Posted by henrikc
Amazing views from Monaco.

Are all these pictures recent? I mean, do you own a condo in Monaco, Seattle and NY, or is it a timeline of where you've lived?


Originally Posted by GreenFrog
I'm guessing it's a timeline, as you can see his first macbook pro is the older aluminum body version, whereas the one in his monaco picture is the updated unibody version.

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Correct, sequence of apartments over the past 4 years. All rental apartments. I'm too restless to purchase a permanent residence, but I'd be pretty happy if I could afford a condo in all three.

Originally Posted by Jodum5
Monaco is gorgeous but the real estate situation is ridiculous. You could pay $20 million for a place and it'll still look like a dump (according to Christiesrealestate.com)

Yeah, Monaco real estate is outrageous. A penthouse sold for over $300m last year.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/6a684...44feab49a.html

Most of the super wealthy residents are there for the zero percent income taxes. Once you step across the border to France the prices drop significantly. Rentals for tiny places in Monaco actually aren't terrible, less expensive than my New York apartment if you'll believe that.
 

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Originally Posted by GreenFrog
I'm guessing it's a timeline, as you can see his first macbook pro is the older aluminum body version, whereas the one in his monaco picture is the updated unibody version.
That's what ticked me off as well, seeing as the first one looks like a 12" PowerBook.

Other than that, how was living in Monaco?
 

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Originally Posted by henrikc
That's what ticked me off as well, seeing as the first one looks like a 12" PowerBook.

Other than that, how was living in Monaco?


Epic. It's a small town so despite the wealth, I found it has a relaxed unpretentious vibe. It's in a spectacular location and you've even got skiing less than an hour drive away during the winter. Like any small town it can get a bit dull, especially during the off season. You do get desensitized to all the yachts and Bugattis, you'll still want them, but you're not going to be turing your head every time one passes by.
 

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Originally Posted by NickM3
Epic. It's a small town so despite the wealth, I found it has a relaxed unpretentious vibe. It's in a spectacular location and you've even got skiing less than an hour drive away during the winter. Like any small town it can get a bit dull, especially during the off season. You do get desensitized to all the yachts and Bugattis, you'll still want them, but you're not going to be turing your head every time one passes by.

Do you drive an M3?
 

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Originally Posted by GreenFrog
Do you drive an M3?

I did. Going without a car now until I settle somewhere where it makes sense to own one.
 

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Originally Posted by NickM3
I did. Going without a car now until I settle somewhere where it makes sense to own one.

was it an e46 or e9x?
 

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Originally Posted by GreenFrog
was it an e46 or e9x?

Older, E36. Had it for a long time, I hate the depreciation on the newer cars. Will probably buy something really classic next time around.
 

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