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A pristine New York City apartment owned by the late fashion icon Giorgio Armani has been listed for sale at just under $10 million. The designer, who passed away in September at the age of 91, never resided in the property.
The residence is situated at 760 Madison Avenue on Manhattan's prestigious Upper East Side. It forms part of the exclusive Giorgio Armani Residences building, which contains only ten units. The property's listing emerges shortly after the celebrated designer's death, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of real estate directly associated with the Armani legacy.
While details on the specific layout and features of this nearly $10 million unit are limited, the building itself represents the pinnacle of luxury. The listing underscores the enduring value and cachet of properties linked to global fashion icons. The apartment's untouched state presents a unique blank canvas for a future owner within one of New York's most sought-after addresses.
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