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According to CNN Money, some of late farmer Max Yasgur’s land is for sale, including the original site of the 1969 Woodstock Music and Arts Festival. The property is brokered by New York-based Joshpe Real Estate, at a target price of $8 million. Potential buyers are hotel and casino developers and other commercial buyers.
It is a nice Tudor-style home, built in 1931, and it can be yours for just $4.5 million. You’ll have 8 bedrooms, 6 full baths and 1 half bath.
The house once was a Vice Presidential residence when Nixon was VP of the USA.
You’ve got some change left? Well, why not buy one (or all) of the following things:
9X Media allows you to combine up to 64 screens, which you can use to do 64 different things at the same time or you can use all of them as one giant video wall. Hey, it’s only about $800,000.
You will want to have this system in your house. The price is a cool $1 million, and that’s just for one of these.
SAFE “Bat Cave” Garage Security System
SAFE can build a high-security garage for your luxury cars. A SAFE garage has everything to offer Batman has in his Bat Cave: It’s a custom-designed vault, protected by highest-level bullet proof panels with the cars on turntables two feet off the ground. You can even have a waterfall and a moat to further protect your cars and keep trespassers out. Price: $2.5 million and up. Click here for a photo of an example garage. (Photo hosted by Forbes.com. Copyright by Panache Partners LLC.)
And there are lots of other goodies every serious millionaire or billionaire should own… Maybe I’ll feature them in a future article. : )
US investment firm Denison and Porter is going to open its first office in Germany by the end of 2007. D&P has plans to establish an office in the growing real estate market of Muenster, a city in Western Germany.
As the company’s first office on the continent, this is an important step in forming a regional presence. D&P’s managing director announced the plans to a receptive audience of board members on Friday noting that “it is the character of this company which has permitted us to plant a seed in a market that is otherwise dominated by a very predictable demographic.”
The company plans to redirect equity investment currently focused in North America, to the new market and plans to open its second alternative private equity establishment, in the food services industry, by the first quarter of 2008. In addition, DP Deutschland will begin assessing a diversified group of private equity assets with the goal of acquiring its first commercial property by the second quarter of 2008.
Source: Newswire
