Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News The tony condominium building where L'Wren Scott purportedly committed suicide Monday was ranked this year as the ninth most expensive address in New York City by real estate site Curbed.com. 
 
 The ultra-posh building where Mick Jagger’s girlfriend killed herself is one of the most exclusive addresses in New York City — and one of the most expensive. 
 
 Some condominiums at 200 Eleventh Ave. — a striking building in Chelsea with stainless steel-encased glass on top of a terracotta base — go for more than $10 million, with one penthouse currently listed for more than $18 million. 
 
 The condos come complete with James Bond-esque “sky garages” in which residents like Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman and designer Domenico Dolce can drive their cars in a personal elevator up to their apartments. 
 
 Apartment 9S, where L’Wren Scott apparently committed suicide, is a 2,364-square-foot duplex with 3.5 baths and 3 bedrooms. 
 
 Scott Wintrow/Gamut Photos Example of the interior of an apartment located in 200 Eleventh Ave. 
 
 A neighbor of Scott’s in the tony building called Monday “a very sad day.” 
 
 “It’s such a sad thing,” said Amanda Bowman, who lives on the 11th floor of the building. She said she did not know Scott. 
 
 “It’s heartbreaking actually to think that someone that young and beautiful would end her life that way,” she said. 
 
 Andrew Schwartz/For New York Daily News L'Wren Scott, fashion designer and girlfriend of Mick Jagger, lived and sadly died at this exclusive Manhattan address. 
 
 Scott’s apartment features a floor-to-ceiling glass wall that offers a breathtaking view of the Hudson River and teak floors throughout, including movable teak kitchen doors. 
 
 A limited liability corporation called Scottland Management LLC was registered in January 2010 and is listed as the buyer of the condo. 
 
 Scottland’s agent, Forte Management on Varick St. in Manhattan, did not return calls seeking comment. 
 
 Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News The 2,364-square-foot condo where L'Wren Scott died has breathtaking views like this one, seen from the 14th floor of 200 Eleventh Ave. in Chelsea. 
 
 Forte Management’s address is also listed as one of L’Wren Scott’s previous addresses, according to records. 
 
 Earlier this year, 200 Eleventh was ranked as the ninth most expensive address in New York City by real estate site Curbed.com. 
 
 The granddaughter of Pablo Picasso, Diana Widmaier-Picasso, bought a 2,391-square-foot 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom duplex in the building last August for $8.2 million, according to city records. 
 
 Jeff Bachner/for New York Daily News Shown here is the lobby of 200 Eleventh Ave. in New York City. 
 
 Construction on the 19-story, 15 -unit building designed by Selldorf Architects began in 2007. The building opened in 2010. 
 
 The building’s listed owners, Filiberto Properties did not return calls seeking comment. ||||| Mick Jagger’s longtime lover didn’t take any chances when she hanged herself, law-enforcement sources told The Post on Tuesday. 
 
 L’Wren Scott — whose death prompted the Rolling Stones to postpone a nearly sold-out tour of Australia and New Zealand — wrapped a tie around her neck before using a black satin scarf to hang herself from a door handle in her swanky Manhattan apartment on Monday morning, sources said. 
 
 “The necktie would apply more pressure,” a source said. 
 
 “She must have figured that if the scarf wasn’t long enough or something, then the necktie would choke her out.” 
 
 “She clearly wanted to do the job right,” the source added. 
 
 Sources said that Scott — whose company was millions of dollars in debt — spent the week before her suicide in isolation at Jagger’s beachfront Caribbean villa before returning to Manhattan to hang herself. 
 
 Scott flew to the private island of Mustique while Jagger was performing with the Stones halfway around the globe, the sources said. 
 
 The normally bubbly fashion­ista maintained a low profile while at the remote, celeb-friendly vacation spot, with bartenders at two local hot spots telling The Post that they hadn’t seen her recently. 
 
 Scott, who regularly posted pictures from the island on her Instagram account, was strangely silent during the solo getaway. 
 
 Instead, one of the model-turned-designer’s final posts to the account — which was disabled after her death — reportedly read: “Fashion is the armour to survive the reality of life.” 
 
 She returned from the trip on Saturday, just two days before summoning her assistant via text message to her luxurious Chelsea duplex, a source said. 
 
 When she got there Monday at about 10 a.m., assistant Brittany Penebre found the 6-foot-3 brunette slumped dead on the kitchen floor, her neck tied to a balcony door handle with a black satin scarf. 
 
 Sources have told The Post that Jagger recently dumped Scott, 49, with one law-enforcement source describing her as the famed singer’s “former girlfriend.” 
 
 Scott, who was raised by adoptive parents and had long wanted a child of her own, was convinced she could change Jagger’s womanizing ways, Scott’s friend told the source. 
 
 But Jagger ended their relationship for good within the past several weeks, Scott’s friend said. 
 
 “He has blood on his hands,” the distraught pal said of Jagger, according to the source. 
 
 Jagger’s rep responded by reissuing a statement from Monday that said any claims of trouble ­between the couple were “100 percent untrue.” 
 
 The Daily Mail, citing a source close to the Stones, reported that Scott “harmed herself” about a month ago, but that the incident was “hushed up.” 
 
 In a message posted on the Rolling Stones’ Web site, the legendary rockers said they “are deeply sorry and disappointed to announce the postponement of the rest of their 14 ON FIRE tour of Australia and New Zealand following the death of L’Wren Scott.” 
 
 “Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood wish to thank all of their fans for their support at this difficult time and hope that they will fully understand the reason for this announcement,” the message said. 
 
 Also Tuesday, Jagger posted a full-body photo of the leggy, 6-foot-3 brunette he began dating in 2001, writing underneath: “I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way.” 
 
 “We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves. She had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me,” he added. 
 
 “I have been touched by the tributes that people have paid to her, and also the personal messages of support that I have received.” 
 
 He signed the message: “I will never forget her, Mick.” 
 
 Jagger’s rep has insisted that the singer and Scott were “absolutely” still a couple when she died. 
 
 Meanwhile, a pal of Scott’s said she was about to close her business – and insisted she and Jagger had not split up. 
 
 “I learned since her death that she was planning to close her business, with an announcement on Wednesday. Still, as painful as the decision must have been for her, I wouldn’t draw any conclusions from it about her state of mind,” the friend, Cathy Horyn, wrote in an essay on The New York Times’ Web site. 
 
 “Nor should any credence be given to reports of a breakup with Mick. It’s rubbish.” 
 
 A spokeswoman for the city Office of Chief Medical Examiner said an autopsy of Scott’s body was scheduled for Tuesday. ||||| The body of tragic fashion designer L’Wren Scott will be flown to LA this weekend for a wake and funeral, The Post has learned. 
 
 The decision to hold the viewing and final farewell on the West Coast instead of in New York was made by Scott’s older brother, Randall Bambrough, and her longtime lover, rock legend Mick Jagger a source said Friday night. 
 
 Scott’s body has been at the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel on Manhattan’s Upper East Side since Wednesday, when the Medical Examiner’s office released it after confirming her death was a suicide. 
 
 The designer — whose clothes were a runway staple for A-listers including Nicole Kidman, Amy Adams and Sarah Jessica Parker — had been found hanged in her Chelsea apartment on Monday. 
 
 Scott left no note, but had been suffering financial difficulties and had reportedly planned to announce the closing of her design business this week. 
 
 Her relationship with Jagger was also floundering, sources have told The Post. 
 
 Jagger has been grieving in LA with his children since Thursday, and had pushed for the body to be flown there, a source said. 
 
 Bambrough came to New York from his home in Utah — where Scott was raised — for the sad task of identifying Scott’s body at the funeral home earlier Friday. 
 
 He has barred the only other sibling, sister Jan, from attending the wake and funeral. 
 
 “Randy is trying to keep Jan from being able to attend any services,” Jan’s husband, Ron Shane, told The Post, explaining that Jan and Scott had been close until a falling out six years ago, when their mother died. ||||| The Rolling Stones cancelled a concert scheduled for Wednesday following the apparent suicide of Mick Jagger’s long-time partner, L’Wren Scott, as tributes to the designer were paid from the fashion and celebrity worlds. 
 
 Scott was found hanged in her apartment in New York on Monday, on the same day that Jagger arrived in Perth for a tour of Australia and New Zealand. A spokesman for the singer said he was “completely shocked and devastated by the news”. 
 
 New York police sources said that Scott, 49, was discovered by her assistant at her apartment on 11th Avenue in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighbourhood at about 10am. She is believed to have been found hanged. 
 
 
 
 Tributes were paid to Scott from across the worlds of fashion and celebrity. Jagger’s first wife, Bianca, said she was “heartbroken to learn of the loss of the lovely and talented L’Wren Scott. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.” 
 
 American fashion designer Marc Jacobs said: “You’ll forever be missed.” A spokeswoman for Nicole Kidman said the actor was “heartbroken and in shock”, while the rock musician Bryan Adams wrote on Twitter: “Devastated to have lost my friend. Rest in peace my dear, I’m going to miss you. Condolences to all that were close to her.” 
 
 Anna Wintour, the long-time Vogue magazine editor, wrote in a tribute: “L’Wren was a total perfectionist, someone who absolutely embodied everything her marvellous clothes stood for: strength of character combined with a confident and powerful style.” 
 
 Scott created acclaimed womenswear collections, and styled some of Hollywood’s biggest names. She also worked as a designer and consultant for costumes on several major films. The most recent show for her eponymous collection was scheduled to take place in London during fashion week last month. However, it was abruptly cancelled, apparently because of “production delays”. 
 
 
 
 Accounts filed last October with Companies House, the agency keeps records of UK businesses, show that Scott’s British company, LS Fashion Ltd, ran a loss of £3.5m in 2012, up from £2.5m the year before. The documents also showed that the firm owed creditors millions of pounds and that Scott’s adopted brother Randall Bambrough, a successful American executive, joined the company as a co-director last year. 
 
 Jagger and Scott became a couple in 2001 and Scott founded the label that bore her name in 2006. 
 
 She became known for designs that had a vintage feel and showed little skin, like her famous “headmistress” dress — prim, with three-quarter sleeves, but also close-fitting and stylish. It was a favourite with Madonna, who said in a statement released by her publicist: “This is a horrible and tragic loss. I’m so upset. I loved L’Wren’s work and she was always so generous with me.” 
 
 Jagger is in Australia for the sold-out Rolling Stones On Fire tour, which was to begin in Perth on Wednesday. Organisers of the concert in Perth said in a statement no further information was available for the concerts to follow in other Australian cities and New Zealand. “No further information is available at this time and ticket holders are asked to hold on to their tickets until a further update,” the statement said. 
 
 
 
 It directed those with tickets to watch frontiertouring.com, facebook.com/frontiertouring and the Twitter feed for Frontier Touring for updates.
– The condo building where fashion designer L'Wren Scott was found dead yesterday is the ninth most expensive address in New York City, an exclusive building where units sell for $10 million or more and Scott's neighbors included Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, the New York Daily News reports. Scott lived in apartment 9S at the Chelsea building, 200 Eleventh Ave., a 2,364-square-foot duplex with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a view of the Hudson. She owned the $5.6 million pad outright, the Daily News notes in a separate story. More details are trickling out about how she spent her last moments there: The 6'3" former model reportedly used a black satin scarf to hang herself from the L-shaped handle of a French door on her balcony (the Washington Post says the scarf was one of her own designs); she was found kneeling, with the scarf wrapped around her neck and the other end tied to the handle, Fox News reports. A law enforcement source tells the New York Post she used her own body weight to cut off oxygen to her brain, calling it a "painless" way to die. The Daily News' police source explains further: "You lean away from the door applying pressure till you pass out. After that, gravity takes over." Click for more on what may have driven Scott to suicide.