A rich person's view of LA, it seems, includes the chance to peer down 30 floors and try to decipher the movements of those odd, hooded silhouettes in Tom Cruise's office at MGM. Otherwise, the vistas from upper-floor penthouses in the unfinished Robert A.M. Stern-designed tower The Century - one of which, on the 38th floor, just sold for $15 million - are typical Southern California skies and hillsides. Of course, rich people don't just sit home and stare at the views. They have to go out shopping for hoods. [Photos from The Century's official site]
· Century City condo unit sells for a record $15 million [LA Times]
· The Century Sets LA Record for Condominium Sales Price [BusinessWire]
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