Notch Buys Beverly Hills Mansion
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Notch Buys Beverly Hills Mansion
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#2>>Beverly Hills recorded the highest-priced sale in its history Thursday at $70 million for an 8-bedroom, 15-bath home in Trousdale Estates.
I've often wondered what Notch intends to do with his Minecraft millions. Looks like he's "loading up the truck and movin to Beverly, Hills that is". Sounds like a nice house, kind of an odd bedroom to bath ratio though.
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#3> John Aaroe said, “I have been in this market for over 30 years and have never seen the level of growth that the luxury market has experienced in the past year, with no end in sight.”
Hyperbole, or truth? and why?
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#4>>Beverly Hills recorded the highest-priced sale in its history Thursday at $70 million for an 8-bedroom, 15-bath home in Trousdale Estates. I've often wondered what Notch intends to do with his Minecraft millions. Looks like he's "loading up the truck and movin to Beverly, Hills that is". Sounds like a nice house, kind of an odd bedroom to bath ratio though.
> kind of an odd bedroom to bath ratio though.
The bedroom/bathroom metric is probably a sub-optimal frame of reference for size when you have a mansion with a dedicated candy room, and thus lots of large non-bedroom rooms. The room/bathroom metric is probably a little closer less skewed. Opulent none the less.
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#5>>Beverly Hills recorded the highest-priced sale in its history Thursday at $70 million for an 8-bedroom, 15-bath home in Trousdale Estates. I've often wondered what Notch intends to do with his Minecraft millions. Looks like he's "loading up the truck and movin to Beverly, Hills that is". Sounds like a nice house, kind of an odd bedroom to bath ratio though.
From what I've seen about it online, it's designed from the ground up to be optimized for entertaining. In other words, a party house. In that case having plenty of bathrooms makes more sense!
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#6> John Aaroe said, “I have been in this market for over 30 years and have never seen the level of growth that the luxury market has experienced in the past year, with no end in sight.” Hyperbole, or truth? and why?
The top 0.1% are doing really really well
http://equitablegrowth.org/research/exploding-wealth-inequal...
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#7This is almost like an article from The Onion: Rich Person Buys Big House In Expensive Neighbourhood.
Re: Notch Buys Beverly Hills Mansion
#8> John Aaroe said, “I have been in this market for over 30 years and have never seen the level of growth that the luxury market has experienced in the past year, with no end in sight.” Hyperbole, or truth? and why?
The top 0.1% are doing really really well http://equitablegrowth.org/research/exploding-wealth-inequal...
I think the top 0.1% are always doing really well, by definition, no?
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#9> John Aaroe said, “I have been in this market for over 30 years and have never seen the level of growth that the luxury market has experienced in the past year, with no end in sight.” Hyperbole, or truth? and why?
Despite all the focus on the losers in the rising inequality, it is equally true that is easier (in very relative terms) than ever before for basically anybody in the world to amass huge wealth. Basically you're getting a lot of new rich people who don't have all the rich people toys in their family already and they need to stock up quickly.
Re: Notch Buys Beverly Hills Mansion
#10>>Beverly Hills recorded the highest-priced sale in its history Thursday at $70 million for an 8-bedroom, 15-bath home in Trousdale Estates. I've often wondered what Notch intends to do with his Minecraft millions. Looks like he's "loading up the truck and movin to Beverly, Hills that is". Sounds like a nice house, kind of an odd bedroom to bath ratio though.
> odd bedroom to bath ratio though
This is a house for entertaining. The ratio makes sense.