Afghanistan purchases two East Side units

September 11, 2009 02:00PM
Trump World Tower at 845 United Nations Plaza (Photo source: PropertyShark.com)

The government of Afghanistan has purchased two multi-million dollar Upper East Side spaces for its ambassadorial branch, the Permanent Mission of Afghanistan to the United Nations, according to two deeds filed today. The first, a 2,840-square-foot apartment in the Trump World Tower at 845 United Nations Plaza, sits on the corner of 47th Street and sold for $4.235 million. The unit will serve as a residence for H.E. Zahir Tanin, Afghanistan's permanent representative to the United Nations, according to a statement from Tanin's assistant. The assistant added that the second unit purchased, a $5.4 million commercial space at 633 Third Avenue on the corner of 41st Street, will be used as office space for the consulate and the mission. [NYO]

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Anonymous

Had to report this today...

Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 09/11/09

Anonymous

How appropriate.....the US is there spending billions fighting this never ending war and they are buying mulit million dollar luxury condos. and for all days for this news to come out 9/11. Very poor taste

Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 09/11/09

Anonymous

And of course its in a Trump building.

Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 09/11/09

Anonymous

Your tax dollars at work

Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 09/12/09

Anonymous

what does it matter who or when they put it in, NEWS IS NEWS, thx Real Deal for putting this up.

Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 09/12/09

Ironballs

Completely idiotic. I can't believe U.S. tax dollars are being used to purchase overpriced tacky luxury condos. C R A Z Y

Comment #6 Posted By: Ironballs 09/13/09

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