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• Warhol partner Paul Morrissey has left his $27 million waterfront Montauk estate for a trailer park. It's the kind of trailer park where Jimmy Buffett gets turned down, which surely is some kind of Warholian statement on celebrity. [N.Y. Mag]
• 40 Bond, a "lip-smacking glass and metal sandwich," has finally revealed its glistening facade [it glistens above]. Have Herzog & de Meuron fallen for shiny chic? [Curbed]
• Condo conversion is thriving in Brooklyn, where it's "the most compelling way to squeeze out a profit on a brownstone." Thus the house at 231 Bergen Street is now "The Distinctive Condominiums of Bergen Street," where the top duplex costs $1.6 million and the apartments come with flat-screen TVs. Is Manhattan expanding? [Brownstoner]
• The F Train is a nightmare, and the Brooklyn Paper has a 1,000-word article to tell you all about it. Is the MTA to blame? Maybe it's the "population bomb that's been dropping on Brooklyn over the past few years." [BP] - Max Abelson]]> http://www.observer.com/node/35785#comments Real Estate Brooklyn Jimmy Buffett Montauk Paul Morrissey Mon, 26 Feb 2007 12:11:23 -0500 Observer Staff 35785 at http://www.observer.com http://www.observer.com/node/34244
  
  Joey Dallesandro, Andy Warhol, Paul Morrissey.
  Today's New York Post brings us tales of bidding wars over Hamptons rentals for the coming summer.

  YOU know what they say about the early bird? His $50,000 is going to rent him a better Hamptons summer house than yours is. "What you're seeing [now] for $50,000 is better than what you see in April," says broker Angela Boyer-Stump of Hampton County Real Estate.

  [...] "I am currently in a bidding war over a $100,000 summer rental. I've never seen anything like it," says Boyer-Stump.

  But we have. Here's Ms. Boyer-Stump, speaking to The New York Post in its February 26, 2005 issue:

  "A lot of the good houses are gone, especially if somebody wants a tennis court," agrees Angela Boyer-Stump of Hamp-ton Country Real Estate in Bridgehampton. "Everybody is renting early, so it’s more competitive than in previous years."

  The Hamptons just never let up!

  
  The Warhol compound.
  Of course, you could just buy and avoid the annual February panic, real or manufactured, that renting in the Hamptons has purportedly become. Braden Keil reports in his Gimme Shelter column that Eothen, Andy Warhol's estate on the East End, is on the market.

  Well, it's still on the market--for sale by the same owner, Warhol film partner Paul Morrissey, for the same price, $50 million, they've been trying to sell it for for years now. But the listing has changed hands, and now it's being sold by our favorite Hamptons old-timer, Tina Fredericks, who sold Mr. Warhol the place 30 years ago. That's a tough break for Linda Stein of Prudential Douglas Elliman. Except it was unlikely to move at that price anyway, so maybe it's not such a big deal.

  - Tom McGeveran]]> http://www.observer.com/node/34244#comments Real Estate Andy Warhol Angela Boyer-Stump Hampton County Real Estate Paul Morrissey Sat, 18 Feb 2006 11:07:53 -0500 Observer Staff 34244 at http://www.observer.com http://www.observer.com/2000/return-montauk-brant-schnabel-beard-frolic-andy-land POLO-PLAYING PUBLISHER RENTS WARHOL'S COMPOUND In 1972, broker Tina Fredericks, who owns her own re  read more »]]> http://www.observer.com/2000/return-montauk-brant-schnabel-beard-frolic-andy-land#comments Real Estate Andy Warhol Montauk Paul Morrissey Peter Brant Sun, 25 Jun 2000 20:00:00 -0400 Deborah Schoeneman and Deborah Netburn 43089 at http://www.observer.com http://www.observer.com/node/41395 Harmony Korine shot his latest movie, The Julien Chronicles , in the streets of New York with a hand  read more »]]> http://www.observer.com/node/41395#comments Harmony Korine Lars von Trier Paul Morrissey Thomas Vinterberg Sun, 25 Apr 1999 20:00:00 -0400 Michael Colton 41395 at http://www.observer.com