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Some Four Seasons apartment-dwellers have reportedly been giving the staff a hard time. The Four Seasons Private Residences at 30 Park Place is one of the swankiest condo residences downtown. The 82nd-floor, 4,538-square-foot apartment that has claimed to be the highest terraced penthouse in all of Manhattan was originally listed at $30 million. In September, a four-bedroom on the 56th floor sold for $6.65 million, and a three-bedroom on the 51st floor sold for $5.45 million, according to city records. But the international buyers and finance bros who live in these apartments don?t like being told what to do ? especially, say, Mask up, please! Cover your nose, too ? and, judging by a recent memo, they have been taking it out on the staff. On September 7, the management sent an email to all residents, warning them that their access privileges to the 38th-floor gym would be temporarily revoked if they failed to abide by new COVID safety protocols. ?We have had a couple of instances in the past week where patrons have had to be reminded by our team of the rules (especially the Masks and Screening) and the response has been less than kind,? the email, obtained by Curbed, reads. ?I would like to ask everyone to please be respectful to our team members, and to each other.?
The email also reminded residents that, due to a five-person-occupancy limit, personal trainers and guests are not allowed in the gym. ?The team is there for your health and safe...