I was under the impression that the ISS was on it's way to a non-optional scuttling. The continuous amount of thermal fatigue stress it's spaceframe has been under for the past 25 years is insane and there were some questions as to whether it would remain structurally trustworthy.
Look, this beauty offers 1,005.0 m3 (35,491 cu ft) of pressurised volume and an unbeatable view. You have perfect privacy, since there is literally no sound transfered from or towards the station and basically you can just open the door, fall forward and boom you're in the central Bay Area. And if you can get a better deal there, call me, because I want in on that fantasy!
Practically brand new! Just needs an oil change...
I'd rather move it to orbit the moon instead. A sattelite's sattelite.
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