And I'd thought these houses weren't selling because they were priced too high!

Your friends will drool with envy

Greenwich Time reports on several expensive homes for sale that have had rooms “repurposed” to accommodate bar setups for their boozy owners and guests. Does such an amenity help sell a house? I doubt it, but in real estate, everything circles around, so if a 1950s concept replaced an obsolete 1990s basement home theater or a 2000 empty wine cellar, why not give it a try? Can avocado refrigerators and whirlpool baths be next to return?