Yankees have seven unsold $600,000 luxury suites at the New Yankee Stadium

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zellyanks91 zellyanks91 posted 10/11/2008 from zellspinstripeblog.com [flag]
There are seven $600,000 luxury suites left unsold at the New Yankee Stadium, according to Bloomberg.com. The Yankees organization isn’t concerned about it. The country is in a bad economic crisis, but the club doesn’t believe that they won’t be able to sell them. [link]
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