Well, that didn't last long.Just days after Jorge Posada announced his retiring, word came that his $11.5 million condominium was on the market.But, I guess when the Yankees don't need you in New York...you cease needing to own property on Manhattan's Upper East Side.Curious about what the condo contains? Be curious no more...thanks to The Real Estalker.
Property records suggest Mister and Missus Posada purchased and subsequently combined two adjacent mid-floor condo residences in to one mansion-sized sprawler at The Seville, a 31-story, full-service white glove condo tower that lords over a busy but fairly ordinary corner of East 77th Street and 2nd Avenue. The glassy tower offers residents round-the-clock door people, direct access to a private garage, and a state of the art fitness center complete with the requisite body torture devices, an outdoor terrace, swimming pool, spa, and sauna.
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