a 2-bedroom condo minimum. >> i never missed a payment. never intended to. >> her mortgage reasoning condo fees taxes, paid on time up to date. >> this is surreal. >> reporter: she was shocked when she received word that the complex was being terminated converted. forcing her to sell far less than she paid for it. to buyers in miami, the people who sold it to her. >> i paid them and they are pieing it for pennies on the dollar. i would love a deal like that. >> reporter: two miami lawyers bought it to you, and now they tell you you no longer own it. >> and that they'll buy it. >> reporter: and a price they set. >> that they set. >> reporter: could you have held out. could you have refused to sell. >> no >> reporter: why not? >> they told me that the determination was recorded as of may 2014. they told me they had owned it since then. >> reporter: even though you didn't sign a piece of paper. >> i signed nothing. forced sales, worthless deeds. welcome to florida 2015. this all-star law designed to make it easier for developers to redevelop

they are trying to fight the condo termination. at the very least, get some of their money back. >> . >> she shirley. >> hi. >> 85-year-old shirley love grin is one of them. she also bought her condo from rest wick partners. >> . >> ba a great slew you have. >> she paid $217,000 almost all of it in the cash. >> the pond. >> that's why i picked this piece of property. >> now she says she sold the unit she gets $46,500 the equity she has built up over a lifetime nearly $200,000, gone. >> where would you go. >> no place i'd have to go in a tent or something, i don't know. >> did it ever ooccur to you that this could happen to you. >> no. never. >> i thought when you own something, you own it. >> since the law was passed state record show 217 condo complexes have been terminated. effecting close to 20,000 condo units. >> where do you want to go to dine tonight. >> joe cunningham is a retired cop, a decorated street nan war veteran his wife linda is a retired schoolteacher. snowbirding in florida where their retirement dream. here at la

stephanie has hired a lawyer and is fieding her condo termination. she's trying to rally other condo owners to fight state law. >> there are no agencies in the state, literally coming in here doing whatever they feel they can do and getting away with it. >> we wanted to meet up with the miami lawyers that terminated the complex where amanda gonzalez lived. initially they declined to speak with me then, they told me what they had done was 100% legal. all the risks spelled out in the closing documents. >> this may be legal my question to you is it moral? his response? there is no question of morality in business and they have terminated the condominium complex because they have the legal right to do so. >> what would you say to those two miami lawyers who sold you this condominium? >> i wonder how they sleep at night. >> sheila macvicar, al jazeera, winter springs florida. >> coming up, several states are already suing the country's largest health insurer after a massive hack. and cambodia deals with an unprecedented outbreak of hiv. hiv. >> al jazeera

some condo owners, some old have the power to push them out. sheila macvicar has the story. >> i thought we lived in a country where your property couldn't be seized for private gain and this blows me away. >> reporter: in 2006 amanda gonzalez bought what she thought was her slice of the american dream. a two bedroom condominium near orlando. >> this just seems surreal. >> so gonzalez was shocked when she received word two years ago that the complex was being terminated. converted into rental apartments forcing her to sell her condo for far less than she bought it for, to the very same people who sold it to her. >> i paid the money up front and now they're buying it back for pennies on the dollar. i'd love a deal like this. >> the law that louse developers to buy back and rebuild condos in disrepair now the companies are able to snap up the units at the current fair market value no matter how much homeowners paid for them. since the law was passed state records show 217 condo complexes have been terminated, affecting close to 20,000 condo units

there's a condo in sale in san francisco. they're throwing in a creative park, free uber rides for a year. >> the one bedroom condo, it's listed for just under $800,000 but it doesn't come with a parking spot. so the seller is offering unlimited uber service for a year. one real estate agent says ride services like uber, lift and side car along with bikes and shuttles may have made the city dwellers less dependent on their cars. >> the entryway is beautiful, at least. >> that was a nice looking house. >>> the markets are on the rise the morning. >> we'll are more on that and the rest of our news before the bell. we turn to cnbc at the head quarters. there's a condo available in san francisco, come on out, landon. >> perfect valentine's gift. stocks will try to extend thursday's gains. the markets rally as investors cheered strong earnings and the cease-fire deal between russia and ukraine. energy stocks got a boost. crude is near $53 a barrel. look for data on up port prices. the nasdaq up 56 to 48.57. the highest level in ne

it occurred late yesterday afternoon in a quiet chapel hill condo complex. residents called 911. >> i just heard gunshots. i don't know what building it came from, but i heard kids screaming. >> reporter: a family member says a witness told him that they were shot in the head execution-style. the victims were muslim who had grown up in america. they're identified at a 23-year-old deah shaddy barakat, a dental student at the university of north carolina who'd planned a trip this summer to help syrian refugees. and the woman he'd just married in late december, 21-year-old yusor abu salha about to start dental school. also killed, her sister, 19-year-old rizan studying architecture at n.c. state. because of islamic faith there was immediate concern the victims were targeted because of their religion. >> this is a hate crime from the neighbor. all children spoke they were uncomfortable with. >> reporter: a chapel hill police and other authorities say they believe the shootings were the result of a parking dispute at the condo. >> the events of yesterday are not

that is most hot is probably around 62 to 70 percent of those new condos are occupied full-time by the owners another 15 to 25 percent are rented to full-time renter and only a small percentage of 4 to 12 percent are used using as people's 3 terse and predictability in the areas in the four seasons the ritz carlton and the hotel condo unit therefore there's more tendency for people to use them as temporary use the residence carlton are only timeshares so when they compared the number to other county in the bay area found 2.4 we have less than merry run and a a lot less than than sonoma which menus people are working and have their jobs in the bay area have vacation homes slooikz like sonoma and russian river and compared to other cities they found we have a lower percentage like miami and santa fe and honolulu and others even charleston and new orleans have higher percentages one thing they've come up when they seem to think in terms of short-term rentals that by their collaborations the vast majority of those are people in the resident either resident or owners to rent to help supplem

last point is a condominium adding a unit i think that requires a new form of subdivision where the condo owner owns everything inside the unit but they own everything else in common so one consensus on the subdivision but easier done than said and other rights and rules come into play it's not as easy. >> i agree whether you have a condo there are rules. >> particularly in the rules of subdivision because other things come into play otherwise i'm supportive. >> councilmember sharp. >> yeah. supervisor its wonderful legislation i like the idea opener is allowed and affordable by design because it is a small unit for someone that is looking to buy a plays might allow them and as far as square footage we don't need a cap because it's self-limiting it can only be so big and can't expand the envelope you're not going to do end up with issues down there i'm going to move to approve with staff recommendation. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to adopt the recommendation with staff recommendations commissioner antonini commissioner hillis is commissioner johnson commissioner moore

amount 6 money if they displace them against there will they'll not been able to take part in the condo conversion unfortunately, sometimes our policies end up having untended consequences this is why we video so many vacant units had they been for prudent forgot about it we put renter in there the consequences have come back to haunt them a lot of people are reticent to rent they know those laws are more and more on and on reduce to get to do what you want with our property in the past if you were moving back 0 our property obviously you could occupy it was not considered displacement but that's a little bit troubling and finally what's up with the garage there's hardly any parker i was lucky to get a place commissioner moore had to circle around but only valet it seems like they have a huge amount of parking i don't need an answer today with city hall and the courts it seems like we need as many patricia's as we can get thank you. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i don't have a lot of things but one item you recently asked the district court of cancel to dismiss the hom

they also expect condo prices to continue rising. that's because construction costs are increasing due to higher labor costs and other factors. >> japan's steel output fell for the third month in january. officials at the japan iron and steel federation say total output by domestic steel makers was down 4% from a year earlier. one of the reasons is the rise in the consumption tax hike last april. demand demand surged and the market has been sluggish. demand for steel products used in civil engineering also declined. public works projects are in the first half of the fiscal year which gets under way from april. exports of steel products could increase slightly on the back of the weekakeren but the effects still linger and demand will not likely see any dramatic growth. >>> europe >>> eurozone finance ministers are going to sit down again in a bid to break the deadlock over greece's debt. on the agenda is the country's request for a six-month extension of financial assistance that expires this month. a european commission spokesperson

we contacted the condo association and promised to look closely into the matter. in the meantime?>> i'm going to have to shovel that so i can get in without bugging anybody. >> the condominium association says they will do what they can look into this and try to clear the rest of the spaces out. in the meantime, the residents say they are hoping winter ends very soon. reporting live in germantown horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> they are not alone, that is for sure. they will need a pick ax to get that out. >> especially tonight with temperatures going below freezing and a wintry mix on sunday. when you see the seven-day outlook, we have good melting action next week. things are looking a little better. hopefully, we will get a parking lot cleaned out sooner rather than later. and look outside right now is our camera from national harbor. skies are mainly clear. it is a nice evening. temperatures on the cool side. we are about 20 degrees below average, grip we should be this time of year. break that around 15 degrees. reagan national now at 34. winds out of the north-northwest at 13

and it is a condo. tonight, christian hartnett shows us what that money gets you. >> reporter: the luxury apartment high-rise lumina sf is a couple of years away from the completion, but the jewel of the project, a $49 million penthouse that takes up two stories of one tower and 15,000 square feet is open for bid. >> it is truly an iconic view home. once you get to the 47 story of a building downtown, you have the whole world at your feet. >> reporter: the price tag smashes the san francisco residential record set recently by this pacific heights home that listed for $39 million. that pad may have all the comforts of a single family home. but realtor greg lynn says the penthouse can offer that plus more. a ridiculous view of the town. >> there is a family room, a library, a movie studio. all the things you would want in a mansion. this is just one 400 feet in the sky. >> sure. it looks impressive reaches for the sky. >> reporter: the lumina sf project has more than 650 luxury apartments worth about $2 m

. >>> just ahead, joan rivers' new york city condo is up for sale. we'll take you inside the million dollar home.

so far the highest price ever paid for a condo in manhattan.ichard dreyfus has agreed to a four-hour miniseries about the financier according to a person at the abc television network. submitted three say it will air around the end of the year. he was sentenced to 150 years in prison after his ponzi scheme collapsed. you can find more of that story at bloomberg.com. >> has ricky, head of global affect strategy at -- we just did the math. as i said swiss francs are at the weakest level -- jordan says we are ready to intervene. where are we in this debate? who was next? >> you meet are we going to see -- i think the risk for seeing something like that is fairly minimal. many people are looking into denmark as very different to switzerland. the central bank -- people are mentioning the middle eastern situation. i think all this imperils the case of switzerland, and that currency effects are getting on the pressure. >> let's talk about the euro>>. it has been remarkably resilient in the face of events in greece. it has hung around. what is going to

our joe vazquez found out a lot of empty apartments and condos do exist in san francisco. >>> reporter: san francisco is not just high rent. it's the highest. now passing new york as the city with the most expensive rent. a one-bedroom apartment has a median rent of $3,400. and as people desperately search for housing, a new study reports there are about 18,000 properties in the city off the market half of them second homes for people who live elsewhere. >> some call them zombie neighborhoods when you have whole buildings without of town people that own them but don't live in them. >> reporter: supervisor eric mar is working on a plan to tacts properties and put it on the ballot in november but says he will have to iron out legal issues with the city attorney. >> i attacks on people who don't even -- a tax on people who don't even live in san francisco who own these luxury condos would be a disincentive for people hoarding these multi- million dollar condos and hopefully allow others to purchase them and live in them. >> i don't know any neighborhood in san francisco in a is a zombie n

he allegedly murdered her at the condo building. she was found about 11:30 yesterday morning dedz from trauma to her body. >> it's very sad that she had to leave here like that. very sad. it feels like something like that should not have happened. it's been a pleasant place to live for so long. now i'm kind of frightened to be here but she's with god now, she's in. >> she was offering again, to come over and clean her house. she said there was no sign in her voice that there was any trouble. from adelphi, darcy spencer, new york. zoon investigation is underway into how a midshipman died at the naval academy. investigators say midshipman second class alondo's roommate found him dead thursday night. it's not clear how he died but police don't suspect foul play. mechanical engineering major from maine. >> she looked like live meteorologist shows us what we can expect coming up tonight. >> well chris, if are you hiding out. >> here on the satellite and radar just tracking cloudy skies across the area. our high today was 50. we're now do

have the cf c in place for moving forward i think it maybe confirmed later they were going into the condo process. >> so for no work. >> right no work. >> thank you. >> i think you'll commissioners thank you. >> appellant. >> morning commissioners. i'm andrew saks fifth avenue the attorney for the property owners they're part owners of 1140 through 42 gerrero streets that is a two unit building in the front and the rear unit my client purchased this property in 2004 and at the time the 3 r report was issued by itself city and county of san francisco put this up on the screen here did he hit a bottom or something this clearly indicates the present occupancy for the use 69 property for a one family detrimentally he should no idea the property might be later considered on two units since that time my client paid taxes on 3 unit and applied for condo conversion rights over 56r7 years as a community property and the fees have been september and my client as rented the property in reliance on that unit in the rear being a legal dwelling unit it is unlawful to rent a unit that does not have auth

. >> close friend esther lived in the same condo complex as lynne. when esther noticed her friend's car was gone late at night, she became concerned. esther started calling, too. >> i'm very, really very worried. you didn't tell me you were going anywhere. >> unanswered messages piled up through the night. >> hello, hello. it's 10:30, and i had hoped i would hear from you by now. >> i am so, so worried about you. i have no idea where you are. call me. bye. >> the next day a neighbor spotted lynne's car, abandoned about a half mile from her home. front tire was flat. soon the cops arrived, and esther let them in lynne's condo. >> what i noticed that was very odd, she's very meticulous and very neat and very frugal. the television was on. the lights were on, the air conditioning was on. >> lynne appeared to have closed the door of her townhouse north of miami on a sunday night and vanished into the thick night air. so this has become very ominous for you. >> so now it's very, very scary. >> what in the world had happened to noise lynne friend? law enfo

think you own your florida condo? think again. >> i didn't fight in vietnam so that somebody could take my property away from me. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar investigates, why everyone who did everything right, could still lose their homes on thursday's "america tonight." to >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. my. >> 15 years ago, the measles was considered eliminated from this country. crisis for families pitting parents who choose to vaccinate against those twho don't. in the san francisco bay area "america tonight's" michael okwu met six months old livia. >> were you imagining the worst case scenarios? >> i was. >> what was that scenario? >> that she would die. >> you were thinking your child would die, all because she had a cold when you took her

police believe the shootings were the result of a parking dispute at the condo where they lived. at tonight's vigil, students prayed shared stories, and offered comfort to the victims' families. the man who did the shooting is in custody tonight. >>> next at 11:00, a high-speed police chase takes an unexpected turn. >> a dramatic crash that ended the pursuit. we'll report why the driver chose the wrong people to mess with. >>> a new construction home or maybe yours is an older model, whatever the case does your home have what it takes to keep you and your family from being reported? i'll have that story coming up. >>> plus powerball fever. the winning numbers are in. find out in a moment if you're america's next multimillionaire. >>> and here's a traffic alert from melissa mollet. >> i-66 between route 7 and is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> a dramatic end to a high-speed police ch

think you own your florida condo? think again. >> i didn't fight in vietnam so that somebody could take my property away from me. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar investigates, why everyone who did everything right, could still lose their homes on thursday's "america tonight." >> an america tonight investigation >> somebody could come in and take our home away from us >> it was a law that helped condo developments stay afloat >> we would have to sell and have to leave our unit >> now, this law is being used to take peoples homes >> there's nobody helping us... >> honest people, losing hope... >> i didn't fight vietnam so that someone could take my property away from me >> hard sell an america tonight investigation only on al jazeera america my. >> 15 years ago the measles was considered eliminated from this country. crisis for families pitting parents who choose to vaccinate against those twho don't. in the san francisco bay area, "america tonight's" michael okwu met six months old livia. >> were you imagining t

think you own your florida condo? think again. >> i didn't fight in vietnam so that somebody could take my property away from me. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar investigates, why everyone who did everything right, could still lose their homes on thursday's "america tonight." toni >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested >> i know that i'm being surveilled >> people are not getting the care that they need >> this is a crime against humanity >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> what do we want? justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> they are running towards base... >>...explosions going off we're not quite sure... >> fault lines al jazeera america's award winning, investigative series... on al jazeera america my. >> 15 years ago, the measles was considered eliminated from this country. crisis for families pitting parents who choose to vaccinate against those twho don't. in the san francisco bay area "america tonight's" michael okwu met six months old livia. >> wer

i'm john clark live in clear water florida not at the phillies training facility we're at the condo ofitcher david buchanan and teammates. first of all, big game tonight. ncw. michael carter williams traded last week. working out day. trade to the bucs. he'll make his debut. it will be awkward to face mcw. he thought he would be a cornerstone of the sixers franchise. surprised to be traded. he said this will be bizarre as well to face the sixers in his first game. now we're live in clearwater with david buchanan and jesse biddle. philadelphia native and, guys, these three phillies pitchers all roommates. i got to tell you they are working hard here. they get to the facility in the morning then work out and they just did hot yoga. are you ready for bed after this long day? >> yeah. i would say i probably get about two hours. >> you really in bed that early? >> around 8:30, 8:45 my eyes are shut. >> that's pretty good. >> mario, i got to ask you, out of the three of you, who the cleanest roommate and who is the dirtiest? >> i might be the dirtiest roomwise but dave is pretty clean. >> ho

i lost my condo in 2010, and me and my daughter, in the housing crisis and i was divorced and me and my daughter were homeless. i couldn't find an affordable place to stay and i lived in the shelter for ten months and she lived in another shelter for eight months. so somehow i lived in ccr, and i understand that we need a park, but at same time, we need someplace to stay. i would ask people not to be like me, not to be homeless and to have housing and apartments here. i am supporting this project. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> good morning. my name is margaret and i'm a native san franciscan. i support this project because it's not a huge building. i don't know what they are going to build there in they don't put the building there. i know the park. i frequent it. it's nice but the building going up there sounds like a great deal. it's ten stories -- what is going to go there instead? i think what i am trying to say is all the stuff that was brought here to today, a lot was irrelevant to the project. so i hope you support it. >> thank you. >> my name is levi. i just wanted to make

condo.t is an eight bedroom, eight bathroom, 25,000 triplex. this says something about demand for luxury property in new york city. the privately held real estate investor and developer with major projects here in new york and washington, philadelphia boston. units. just a shade over hundred million. there is, there has been a tremendous demand for luxury real estate in the global market. you look at what has happened in london, what is happening in new york, miami, foreign investors have been buying here because it is a safe haven for their money and they can use real estate as opposed to putting her money and a swiss bank account. >> are we heading towards a bubble? this is not being financed with borrowed money? are we in a bubble? >> well, we are in an environment where we have seen rapid appreciation. what we have seen in the last year to 18 months we have seen six years of real estate appreciation happen all at once because basically the market plummeted in 2008 and it did not get into

the one-bedroom condo is listed for just under $800,000. doesn't come with a parking spot,o they're offering unlimited uber for one year as part of the deal. deals like that have made city dwellers less dependent on their cars. >> will it work? we'll find out. sounds like a good perk for a year. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. more on the president's vist at 5:00 and 6:00. >> have a great weekend and valentine's day. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com ♪ >> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> today mr. grey will definitely -- happy friday. welcome to "access hollywood l

joan rivers' penthouse condo just hitting the market.k will tell us whether the late comedienne's fame will help or hurt a sale. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that's right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. . >>> in her stand up act joan rivers would ask, can we talk? her condo is now up for sale for a cool 28 million dollar. diana olick has been going room to room and will tell us what she saw in new york city. >> reporter: we all know that joan rivers was the ultimate entertainer, not just in public but here in her grand penthouse. the guests could include martha stewart, nancy reagan regis philbin philbin. today, these grand rooms go on sale for $28 mill

and it's a condo.s christian hartnett shows us why. >> reporter: we are right now inside one of these luxury apartments in a high-rise in downtown san francisco. this particular one right here extremely spacious. it's a two-bedroom one. when you think of an apartment in downtown or in san francisco, as a whole, you don't think of space. this one has a lot of space. this is just one part of the apartment. lots of good furniture that it came with. i mean, absolutely amazing. then you come out here as if the inside couldn't get good enough you come out here and you have a slough of the bay bridge. you see the water. you can see cars. we are on 21 floors as we stand right here. this apartment here is about $2 million. that's nothing compared to the penthouse which is right across the way right here and that high-rise building over there. >> yeah. that condo sells for $49 million it will easily smash the previous record set in 2011. that's when a condo went for $28 million at the st. regis. >>> usually hobb

. >> not just for condos and apartments.but a brand new bill means for new single-family homes and the cost at new safety could mean for homeowners. >>> then coming up on "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- the product that has raised controversy will not be sold in pennsylvania. why the state is saying no to powdered alcohol. >>> last month's apartment fire if jersey burned 500 people out of their home. police say may not ensintenance workers started the fire. that is adding fire to a bill to add sprinkler system in new single and two-family homes in the garden state. >> nbc's brian thompson has the story. >> it's a life saver. >> reporter: william counts himself lucky as his new apartment has sprinklers in every room but there were none in this two-family home he lived in last year when flames erupted from the rear of the other unit apparently starting in the kitchen. damage was everywhere. >> everything i had. important papers pictures. >> reporter: you can count him a believer in home sprinkles now and a bill more than halfway to pa

the condos do community dogs to take a walk.eat. >> i love that idea. >> dogs do too. >> sometimes the humans need a walk. >> walk around town this weekend, everybody. enjoy. >> we are bac >>> good morning. soaked. coast to coast weather woes this morning. in the west drenching rains and threat of flooding and mudslides. in the northeast, another snowstorm set to bring another foot or more of snow to places that need it least. dyla has her eyes on it. >>> holding out hope. the family of the captured aide worker is speaking out after reports she was killed. >>> family feud. a brawl erupts among bobbi kristina's relatives. >> how many people are fighting? >> it's got to be eight or ten people. >> this as the daughter of the late

investigation >> somebody could come in and take our home away from us >> it was a law that helped condo developments stay afloat >> we would have to sell and have to leave our unit >> now, this law is being used to take peoples homes >> there's nobody helping us... >> honest people, losing hope... >> i didn't fight vietnam so that someone could take my property away from me >> hard sell an america tonight investigation only on al jazeera america >> san salvador, el salvador's capital, is where many migrant children -- including josue -- have departed for the us. it's also where those who don't make it are returned. >> this bus arrived with a group of children who were detained en route to the us. >> for many of these families it's been days and days of not knowing where their children were and what conditions they were in. now they've arrive and there's a lot of emotion. it's a mix of happiness and sadness. the sadness is that they didn't make it, and the happiness is that they're here alive and here. >> ruth gomez rivera's 15-year-old son was on the bus. he left the country a week ago,

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betty: there are almost 2400 luxury condos for sale here. that is a wreck. -- that is a record. try one is a free sample and see how it goes. betty: thank you. from homes to hangers, what is next for the biggest clothing manufacturer in america, american apparel. ♪ betty: the ceo of american a merrill -- american apparel wants the brand to be as -- as possible. she has given her first big interview to matt townsend. he went out to visit with paula. >> she was straightforward. she did not shy away from talking about the troubles the company has had. she did not try to sugarcoat it. she said she is here. she has ideas already for the brand. betty: what are her big ideas? matt: the edginess will stay, but not as sexual and suggestive. she wants to take on the hot button social issues. maybe not be provocative and how they talk about things that are important. betty: that seem to be the cornerstone of their brand. not as creepy. what is her relationship with doug? matt: she was recruited by him. there was a plan in place for them to stay at the company. he was going to be her mentor

at 2400 condos listed for sale.ho is right here? >> if you sold your apartment one story is right. >> you hope this story is right. >> when you attract this kind of capital investment into the city of new york new york benefits. the whole market benefits. the city benefits in terms of real estate taxes. the economy benefits because these people are not here regularly but when they do come here, they spend a lot. we are certain to chip away at it? that makes no sense. >> are you getting a lot of phone calls from foreign buyers? people who say i want your advice. >> i do get a lot of collect calls. what can i tell you? i am not in the real estate advising business. >> but i assume powerful people might call you. >> we have done a great deal of real estate development in new york and a few other cities washington, san francisco, boston and cambridge. those markets are very strong. we have a lot of office tenants. we are very active so i'm very happy -- i don't see what the problem is in san francisco. >> you are down o

. >> the condo him to the late comic general rivers is new on the market.he home which she lived in for 25 years is going for $28 million. the pro tempore house occupies three floors of a mansion in new york city's upper east side neighborhood and was originally built in 1903 for a family of millionaires and socialities and later converted into condos in the 1930s. the realtor says it will sell quickly. >> you did not know what you can find in a drift store. a couple wasshipping at a north carolina goodwill and fund a vintage sweat are worn by vince lombardi. the couple bought it for 58 cents at auction it is going go for $20,000! >> thank you is why i am here because you find treasures all the time. >> that would make me come back here more and search through the bins. >> there is the legend wearing that very sweater. he was watching a documentary on almost beard and said we have a sweat are just hike that and his wife checked and found the tag confirming it was lombardi's and it will go for auction in new york. >> as in the vince lombardi super bowl troph

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