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Well...it's a 1 bedroom home for 2-3 million dollars. I would guess that the current condition of the financial markets is probably discouraging that extravagant a purchase, even in the segment of the population that could potentially afford that pricetag. Basically, if they want that price, then I think they're just stuck waiting until exactly the right buyer comes along.

People nowadays are used to 4000 square foot living unfortunately in this day and age.

A similar, but more dire situation exists with a Philip Johnson house. Article is here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/25/fashion/25house.html?_r=1&ref=style&oref=login

If anyone is interested in a beautiful & rather large modern home in Savannah that really needs to be saved, drop me a line. There is one up the block from my house. It breaks my heart to see it in its current state and I worry about what may become of it.

It is vacant and for sale now (and has been for a long time). Like the comment above, it is going to take just the right person to come along and save it.

Margaret's uncle was Wharton Esherick, who built one of the most amazing homes I have ever seen. If you are ever near Philadelphia check out his home. Tours are by appointment only and on the weekends. I've been there at least a dozen times and see something new each visit.

http://www.levins.com/esherick.html

any relation to Joseph Esherick - professor/architect of Cal Berkeley architecture building Wurster Hall?

I lived in Louis Kahn designed college dorm... Beautiful, but he didn't always design with "future improvements" in mind (the walls were solid concrete). Or snow.

there is a 9000 s. ft marcel breuer house for sale in litchfield ct. it's a gagarin house that has been totally gutted with most or all of the original features (fireplace, staircases, console and benches) kept intact. it's listed at 1.6 mil. someone with vision and patience is going to get a sweet deal.
such a shame to see these spectacular places just sitting there.

Although the interiors are beautifuly detailed, I doubt that many folks could get past the facade (it really is ugly, and I love modern architecture)