From the exit of the El Golf Metro it is enough to look up to find an anomaly. Surrounded by glass towers, cafes and offices where thousands of executives circulate every day, an eight-story building seems to be stopped in time. The commercial gallery is almost empty. In one of the neighborhoods with the most expensive square meter in Chile, the property of Apoquindo 3161 earned a nickname that summarizes its state: the ghost building. What to o…
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From the exit of the El Golf Metro it is enough to look up to find an anomaly. Surrounded by glass towers, cafes and offices where thousands of executives circulate every day, an eight-story building seems to be stopped in time. The commercial gallery is almost empty. In one of the neighborhoods with the most expensive square meter in Chile, the property of Apoquindo 3161 earned a nickname that summarizes its state: the ghost building. What to o…