As the real estate and automobile markets continue their downward spiral across the world, real estate agents and car salesmen have been hard at work trying to make investing in the two more attractive to the general public. This Palm Beach-based realtor called Kevin Dickenson, however, has had one of the most novel sales pitches in recent years and is offering a bunch of heavily discounted seafront condos with a 1934 Mercedes Roadster replica.

Associated with the South Florida-based outfit Prudential Florida Realty, the top producing real estate agent got the idea from a Hollywood client who putting up 1934 Mercedes Roadster replicas for sale and another client who was selling his oceanfront condos so Dickenson decided to bring the two together to sweeten the deal for potential buyers. With a co-marketing agreement in place, the realtor is confident that the classical appeal of the upscale condos would be enhanced with the 1934 Mercedes Roadster replica since the two are somewhat compatible in terms of style.
With only 15 condos, the small boutique building of the oceanfront tower is fitted with lots of onyx and marble, a media room, a gym, a billiards room and a wine room and comes complete with Venetian plaster walls that give the whole building the semblance of a posh home. For the island, the 1934 Mercedes Roadster makes a great club car but since there are less fifty of the original left with the last one found at an auction going for around 8 million USD, buying a replica makes a lot more sense for people who want the same luxury but don’t have big enough coffers to support their fancy for posh homes and posh original cars at the same time.
With primed walls and cement floors, the condos were offered “decorator ready" on opening day when it was priced at $2.8 million though after the expensive makeover, it is being offered at a slashed price of $1.799 million with a free 1934 Mercedes Roadster replica included in the deal!
Though that may seem like one of those “too good to be true” cash making schemes to the more prudent of buyers, Dickenson is confident that his good reputation in the business and the fact that he closed residential and commercial properties worth $24 million in the South Beach- Palm Beach area last year alone should help his buyers suppress all suspicions and give the deal an honest thought.
Via: PR Web