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A Rod in negotiations to buy a townhouse on Madison?

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A Rod in negotiations to buy a townhouse on Madison? 

Post#1 » by VinnyTheMick » Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:18 pm

Alex Rodriguez might not yet know his fate as a Yankee. But if there's a hint of his possible future as a pinstriper, it's on East 80th Street.

According to our sources, A-Rod has been involved in negotiations not only with Yankees management, but also with the owner of a stately renovated seven-bedroom townhouse on the block between Madison and Fifth avenues. But the home has no official sales listing.

"The price being bandied about is somewhere between $39 million and $41 million," according to an insider who says a contract has been drawn up but not inked. "Nothing is going to be signed, if at all, until [Rodriguez] is aware of his fate."

The All-Star Yankees third baseman is expected to know whether he stays or goes by mid-November.

With word that his wife, Cynthia, is pregnant, and that nannies and in-laws are sure to soon be arriving, the '07 home-run champ is looking for something more spacious than his three-bedroom pad at Trump Park Avenue.

Rodriguez and his wife have also been spending time at a home they've been renting in Rye, to test the suburban waters.

"The Rodriguez family is not in the market for a New York home at this time," insists A-Rod's broker, Adam Modlin of the Modlin Group.



Well between this & him trying to buy that big ass mansion in CT, it seems like A Rod is expecting to stay in NY. Obviously, this isn't a huge story but hey, its the offseason & we can all speculate.
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Re: A Rod in negotiations to buy a townhouse on Madison? 

Post#2 » by Lord Commander » Fri Oct 12, 2007 4:41 pm

VinnyTheMick wrote:
Alex Rodriguez might not yet know his fate as a Yankee. But if there's a hint of his possible future as a pinstriper, it's on East 80th Street.

According to our sources, A-Rod has been involved in negotiations not only with Yankees management, but also with the owner of a stately renovated seven-bedroom townhouse on the block between Madison and Fifth avenues. But the home has no official sales listing.

"The price being bandied about is somewhere between $39 million and $41 million," according to an insider who says a contract has been drawn up but not inked. "Nothing is going to be signed, if at all, until [Rodriguez] is aware of his fate."

The All-Star Yankees third baseman is expected to know whether he stays or goes by mid-November.

With word that his wife, Cynthia, is pregnant, and that nannies and in-laws are sure to soon be arriving, the '07 home-run champ is looking for something more spacious than his three-bedroom pad at Trump Park Avenue.

Rodriguez and his wife have also been spending time at a home they've been renting in Rye, to test the suburban waters.

"The Rodriguez family is not in the market for a New York home at this time," insists A-Rod's broker, Adam Modlin of the Modlin Group.



Well between this & him trying to buy that big ass mansion in CT, it seems like A Rod is expecting to stay in NY. Obviously, this isn't a huge story but hey, its the offseason & we can all speculate.


Yes we can and let's not forget (I know it's easy to) that NY has two MLB teams :D
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Post#3 » by Jitpal » Fri Oct 12, 2007 4:49 pm

There are so many reasons to stay and I can think of only one for him to go and no one except him, his family and probably Boras know the answer to that one. The only way he isn't back is if some crazy team offers him a crazy 15 years 750 million or if he doesn't want to be a Yankee anymore. If he wants to be a Yankee or has no preference beyond the dollars he will be back unless some crazy team offers him that sort of money. -Jitpal
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Post#4 » by Pharmcat » Fri Oct 12, 2007 9:00 pm

there was a complex being built on 80th street, and i thought he was buying like the top floor suite in that buildin for 15 mill or so? guess he changed his plans?

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