New York City real estate is competitive and has some legendarily
small apartments. Micro living is one thing, but would you pay for space
you can’t occupy? The Queens Museum is selling ‘apartments’ in their
Panorama of the City of New York starting at $100. The miniature building
model of the city is a Panorama commissioned by Robert Moses for the 1964 New
York World’s Fair. A team of over 100 people working for three years created
the city at a scale of 1:1200. Money from the Museum’s 'Adopt-A-Building
Program' provides for the care of the aging Panorama. With ‘ownership,’ donors
receive a title deed for their adopted property. Interesting, I wonder how many
souvenir building collects will follow suit and sell space in their miniatures?
Money could fund new accusations or even labor for dusting. What do you think?
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