Latest from where some of your tax $ went to . Our saviours , Such selfless philanthropists ! .
Whilst ,We were under house arrest waiting for them to save our lives. They worked so tirelessly
'The sales director for the building, Cathy Angelini, told the Wall Street Journal the Moderna executive told her that he wanted his home to be one floor higher than the Pfizer exec.
It is also pleasing to know that Saint Bill had supported some of the scientists long before .In 2007 and 2013, Melissa Moore, , received a grants for her research in pre-eclampsia, a blood pressure related condition found in pregnant women, from the Bill and
Fantastic to hear that they made it through to the other side , Glad the 'build back better ' was not forgotten .After the countless lives they helped save , I suppose they deserve some R/R and spoil themselves a little . After all , we are all in this together .
REMEMBER PEOPLE . SAFE AND EFFECTIVE : IT's all bout perspective not science .....Disclosure , Such assumptions are based on covidian narrative
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11041013/Execs-COVID-vaccine-manufacturer-Moderna-triggered-property-boom-near-Boston-HQ.htmlProfits of the pandemic: Moderna gives Boston's property market a shot in the arm after executives splashed out millions on luxury homes near pharma giant's HQ after COVID vaccine sent profits soaring
- Moderna's executives and staff are hoovering up premium real estate close to the company's headquarters in Boston and beyond
- This comes on the back of the company's rapid growth during the Covid-19 pandemic which saw Moderna's employee count go from a few hundred to over 3,000 in two years
- One scientist spent over $11 million on property less than 12 months after joining the company
- Shares of the company are up from $28 in early 2020 to $166 at the time of writing. The stock peaked at nearly $500 in August 2021
AsModerna's profits soared during theCovid-19pandemic, their executives and even their employees have been reaping the benefits in the form of pricey real estate close to the company's headquarters in the Boston-area.
According to a new feature inthe Wall Street Journal, one unnamed Moderna executive put in an offer to buy a unit on the 17th floor of the St. Regis building overlooking Boston's harbor for $4.9 million on the same day aPfizerexec bought a condo in the same building on the 16th floor for $4.8 million.
The sales director for the building, Cathy Angelini, told the Journal the Moderna executive told her that he wanted his home to be one floor higher than the Pfizer exec. She said: 'He just looked at me, completely serious and said, "I want the same home, but I need to be one floor higher than Pfizer."'
She added: 'I don't think he was concerned about the price.' The executive told her: 'Just get me higher.'
Other executives have snapped up multi-million dollar homes in Boston's most desirable neighborhoods, as well as in tony suburbs, and the stunning Cape Cod holiday resort Provincetown.
Further heating up the Massachusetts city's property market was Moderna executives' demands for property purchases at short notice, which local real estate agents have dubbed the 'Moderna halo effect.'
Manny Sarkis of real estate firm Douglas Elliman said the boom began in mid-2021, with Moderna staffers happy to pay over-the-odds for a fast purchase.
He told the Journal: 'These aren’t buyers who are going to be browsing for two to three months .These are buyers who are flying in to buy a home.'
The St. Regis building overlooking Boston's harbor where two pharmaceutical executives from two different companies bought nearly two nearly $5 million condos on the same day in 2021
