Forbes: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 674 sq. ft. Manhattan condo (and other $1 million homes worldwide)

[Amerigo Vespucci]

New York, N.Y.

$1 million

This one-bedroom, one-bathroom, 647-square-foot condo in the Turtle Bay area of Manhattan sits near the United Nations. It features a 45-square-foot balcony, white oak floors and 11-and-a-half foot ceilings. It is listed by Carrie Chiang through Corcoran.



Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

$982,000

This four-bedroom, Mediterranean-style villa surrounded by gardens and a swimming pool is on the Red Sea, near Nabq Bay. It boasts views of the Sinai Mountains. A finished basement houses a gym, sauna and steam room. Located within a beachside resort, the home has access to a spa, restaurants, bars, tennis courts, a Roman theater and many other luxurious amenities. It is listed through Coldwell Banker Egypt.

http://www.forbes.com/2007/12/28/worldwide-million-property-forbeslife-cx_mw_0102realestate_slide_2.html?thisspeed=20000

[Naturyl]

1. Not sure what you're getting at here

But if it bashes materialism in some way, count me in.

[Sugar Smack]

4. Oh, he's wondering if there are any interested parties, I'm assuming.

Heh.;)

[Naturyl]

6. Nope. If he's got an old single-wide for less than $1000

I'm on it.

[dysfunctional press]

2. with the dollar in the shitter, some u.s. markets have a lot of interest to overseas buyers...

manhattan is always going to be attractive to monied buyers.

until the ice sheets melt, that is.

[Javaman]

5. They'll then sell it as America's new Venice. nt

[onehandle]

3. No contest. I'd take the Condo in Manhattan.

A city with a 24 hour Apple Store?

Heaven.