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Jean-Luc Godard's ``Two or Three Things I Know About
Her'' was so ahead of its time that a lot of people -- even
French New Wave enthusiasts -- are just now catching up to it, nearly 40
years after its release. "In 1996, we saw Princeton Mill as a high quality property in
a great location with a design well ahead of its time, and we were
willing to pay what was then a record price to acquire it," said
Rob Greer, Senior Director for ING Clarion. The bottom line is that Art Vista has created a product that is
ahead of its time, but perhaps too much ahead of its time. |
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