❤️🔥 They Paid $100M to Live Here. Now They Can’t Get Out. YIKES
Why does America’s most expensive skyscraper sit almost entirely empty — floor after floor, worth billions, with almost no one home?
In this video, we go inside the tower that was supposed to redefine ultra-luxury living in America. Marketed to the ultra-wealthy with prices that made headlines around the world, it sold a vision of exclusivity, prestige, and views that no other address could match. And yet, the floors are dark. The units sit vacant. The dream, it turns out, had a fatal flaw no one wanted to admit. From record-breaking price tags and jaw-dropping amenities to plummeting sales, legal battles, and a market that simply walked away — we break down how the most expensive residential tower in America became a cautionary tale in glass and steel.
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