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Sally Field spends half her time in a West Village pre-war with fab views

By Sharon Krum | April 30, 2014 - 11:59AM

WHO:  Bi-coastal Sally Field loves living part time in New York, because, she said recently, she gets to see all the opera and theater she wants. We, on the other hand, economize by watching the street opera of taxis honking and delivery guys swearing. Not as well directed as Lincoln Center, but hey, you can't beat the price.

WHERE: Field, who stars in "The Amazing Spriderman 2," opening Friday, beds down in  a pre-war apartment with a view of  the Empire State Building and World Trade Center "that feels very New York," she has said. It's in the West Village, where the median sales price is $2.995 million and the median rent is $3,800.

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