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Even If You Robbed All The Banks, You Won't Be Able To Afford The 'Avengers Mansion'
Apr 09, 2014 01:40
Ever wonder how much the Avengers Mansion would sell for in today's NYC
market? One real-estate expert decided to do the math, and ended up valuing the superhero pad for a cool $113 million!
The insane price-tag was based on the fictional mansion's estimated size (42,000-square-feet), its location (890 Fifth Avenue) and price of other private homes in the area ($2,649 per square foot):
How does this price compare to other super-abodes? Well, just within the Marvel universe, it's $4,074,124 less than Tony Stark's Mansion, $99,540,324 less than Thor's castle, and $54,995,490 more than the X-Mansion. DC's Superman has it beat, though, with his Fortress of Solitude worth more than $813 trillion.
To bring this all back to Captain America, I figured out that in 1941, the year he first debuted in "Captain America Comics" #1, the Avengers Mansion would have cost about $7.1 million. That's what I call a super investment.
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