Seems Insane!

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Why would anyone NOT want to rent an affordable tiny NYC apartment where you can wash your veggies, and yourself, at the same time?

We all know that Manhattan real estate prices are out of control, but this story takes the madness to a new level. At 42 Crosby Street, the site for a new luxury apartment building, parking spaces are being sold for One Million Dollars a piece. Yes, you read that right; they’re selling parking spaces for $1 million

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West just bought a brand new mansion in Hidden Hills, California, and it’s going to have you green with envy.

Brace yourselves, you record-collecting, Bob Dylan lovers of the world. It’s reported that nearly 150 original acetate recordings from one of the greatest musicians of our time have been found practically untouched on the top shelf of a dusty old closet in an apartment on West Houston!

Today in news items that make you aware of how absurd living in New York City is, the Huffington Post brings us the story of Theresa Roemer’s “Female Man-Cave” or the “She-Cave” as she calls it.

Just when you thought you had fully wrapped your head around the insane prices of New York City real estate, a thing like this happens. The town of Swett, South Dakota is on the market for just under $400,000.

Here’s a story that’s sure to have you wishing you lived anywhere other than NYC! This one-acre private island on Putnam Lake is only an hour and a half drive from the city, and at $899,000, it’s a real bargain by New York standards. Here in the Big Apple, the average apartment goes for $1.4 million, and we can guarantee you it’s a lot smaller than this 5,600 square-foot, pre-war home. The estate has all the amenities of modern living like DSL and satellite television. Plus there’s a guest house! The only catch is that Putnam Lake has a ban on motorized boats, so the only way to reach the property is by rowboat. Still, what’s a morning row compared to an hour on the Q-train?

We all know that New York City is insane, but this story from The Real Deal takes the cake. Manhattan’s most talked-about luxury apartment building, One57, will be selling storage bins to its residents for $4,000 a square foot!

No one suffers under the insanity of this city more than parents. DNAInfo reports that parents have been basically forced to start sleeping their babies in bathrooms, closets, and any other unused spaces they can find around their tiny apartments.