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Biggest price cut of the day.


Julian Schnabel's Palazzo Chupi saw a $3 million price cut toda.

The biggest price cut of the day goes to the combined penthouse at Palazzo Chupi, at 360 West 11th Street, according to according to
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 Streeteasy.com. The price of the triplex triplex /tri·plex/ (tri´pleks) triple or threefold.

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triple or threefold.
 and duplex combo was slashed by $3 million, and the unit is now on the market for $38 million. The 7,500-square-foot apartment, owned and designed by artist Julian Schnabel, is now listed for 7 percent less than its asking price of $41 million when it was listed on Streeteasy.com in January. The 3,713-square-foot triplex and 3,963-square-foot duplex are also for sale separately, and the triplex saw a $2 million price cut today, making its sale price $20 million. The duplex's price decreased by $1 million today, and it is now listed for $18 million. In addition, the triplex can be rented for $50,000 a month, and the duplex can be rented for $40,000 a month. Earlier this month, Schnabel put a Picasso painting up for sale to pay down debt on Palazzo Chupi. TRD TRD Trading
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Date:Apr 30, 2009
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