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Fabiani packing up the carpetbag?
Chargers spokesman bought Manhattan condo as investment, he claims
Mark Fabiani
San Diego Chargers spokesman Mark Fabiani — now one of San Diego's most controversial persons — has purchased a condo unit at 60 East 8th Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan. The price for his unit, 18J, was just under $1 million, according to New York real estate sources.
Fabiani says it is an investment — not a home, not a second home, and not a new branch for his crisis communications firm, Mark Fabiani LLC.
The unit is in Georgetown Plaza, a condop in the village. (A condop is a building with both co-ops and condos. Some of the condos can be used as office space.) Georgetown Plaza is close to Union Square, Washington Square, and Tompkins Square. It was built in 1965.
This could be a good investment. According to the Wall Street Journal, the typical cost of a Manhattan co-op or condo passed $1 million for the first time this year.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Fabiani packing up the carpetbag?
Chargers spokesman bought Manhattan condo as investment, he claims
Fabiani packing up the carpetbag?
Chargers spokesman bought Manhattan condo as investment, he claims
Mark Fabiani
San Diego Chargers spokesman Mark Fabiani — now one of San Diego's most controversial persons — has purchased a condo unit at 60 East 8th Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan. The price for his unit, 18J, was just under $1 million, according to New York real estate sources.
Fabiani says it is an investment — not a home, not a second home, and not a new branch for his crisis communications firm, Mark Fabiani LLC.
The unit is in Georgetown Plaza, a condop in the village. (A condop is a building with both co-ops and condos. Some of the condos can be used as office space.) Georgetown Plaza is close to Union Square, Washington Square, and Tompkins Square. It was built in 1965.
This could be a good investment. According to the Wall Street Journal, the typical cost of a Manhattan co-op or condo passed $1 million for the first time this year.
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