Odious billionaire bought in downtown new York city penthouse worth $238 million

Notorious entrepreneur and an iconic figure in the world of Finance, billionaire Ken Griffin, has entered into another stunning deal.

It became known that he had acquired in downtown Manhattan penthouse worth $238 million It was the most expensive housing in the U.S. real estate market. In addition, experts believe that this acquisition is included in the list of the largest deals in history in the field of real estate.

The founder of Citadel, one of the largest investment hedge funds in the world, and had made similar purchases. In November 2018 Griffin spent about $59 million to acquire 4 floors of a Chicago skyscraper. It was the largest deal in the history of the city.

In January of this year, the odious billionaire also managed to stir up the media to hear about the purchase of a mansion for $120 million In this time of expensive real estate was located in London.

Odious billionaire bought in downtown new York city penthouse worth $238 million
Relax during your presence in the Big Apple billionaire will be at 2230 sq. m, which make up the total area of the penthouse. Photo: Youtube

Press Secretary of the founder of the Citadel has already confirmed the deal for $258 million According to her, the company is expanding its presence in new York, opening a new office. So Ken Griffin «looking for a place to stay».

Relax during your presence in the Big Apple billionaire will be at 2230 sq. m, which make up the total area of the penthouse. The building is located at 220 Central Park South and is in the final stages of construction.

It is noteworthy that an expensive property is sold «empty». In other words, the billionaire has yet to spend a decent amount on its arrangement. However, if you consider the price, which was purchased by penthouse, it is unlikely that Griffin will have problems with buying furniture for a new home.

The company is engaged in the construction of the building at 220 Central Park South, expects to gain more than $1 billion after the sale of all real estate in the skyscraper.

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