Billionaire hedge funder Kenneth Griffin agreed in September to cough up roughly $200 million for three full floors of the 220 Central Park South condo tower, which is yet to be built. If this sky-high deal closes for that sum, it will shatter the record for an NYC condo’s price tag, set last year by the $100.5 million sale at nearby One57, and will reportedly deliver the newly divorced honcho a sprawling 18,000-plus-square-foot mansion in the sky.
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9 comments:
Whats your point blogger.
10:10 am...The point is while us 'peons' make no interest or even have to 'pay' fees for our meager savings the filthy rich are making out like bandits borrowing large sums at 0.0% interest to invest where they like to make insane profits! Just keep drinking your 'koolaid' and staying ignorant to the world around you 10:10!!
Thanks to zero interest rates the super rich got richer at the expense of the working class with near zero percent savings interest.
1010-Easy money policy by the Federal Reserve means the US dollar is worth less.
It's just a record setting transaction. Nothing to get your blog commenter antennae up for.
Property values are up and and at record levels in many areas but the eastern shore is not one of them.
that thing looks like a giant usb flash drive
Maybe the rich don't pay their fair share of taxes.
The rich don't pay because most use foundations to live off of and all income goes into them tax free as in non profit.
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