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To: John Vosilla who wrote (47416)	1/19/2006 10:24:36 AM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

HAHA video store - HAHA you kill me Vosilla. Vosilla you dont have to convince me - I am sold brother - ahhah is a very narrow minded person with fantasies and delusions that can't be changed with new knowledge or changing circumstances - he has a very structured non changing attitude to a very dynamic world - therefore just because 43 percent of new homeowner are no money down - he thinks you are a sucker too - hehe. Did you say condos? NY's Mark Hotel Likely to Go Condo The Mark, a luxury hotel on the Upper East Side in Manhattan, was recently sold to developers Izak Senbahar and Simon Elias for $150 million or about $852,000 per key in an off-market deal. There's talk that the 176-room property, at 25 East 77th St. and Madison Avenue, will be converted to residential condominiums. The property, sitting on leased ground, was sold by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, which acquired it in 2000 through the purchase of The Rafael Group. Given the property's location and the fact that it once served as apartments, a conversion makes sense.