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Some people just don't know how to appreciate a deal.
2014-05-12
According to Page Six, billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen — whose hedge fund S.A.C. Capital pleaded guilty to insider trading last year — can't unload his Upper East Side duplex penthouse, and it's upsetting him a great deal.
From Page Six:
One source tells us, “Cohen hasn’t had a buyer, and he blames his broker. Furious is not the word. He’s had enough.” But another source sniffed, “The lack of a buyer might be because some feel the place might have some bad karma.”
The apartment has been on sale for over a year, and has already seen one price chop, from $115 million to $98 million.
What more must Cohen give?
Corcoran has the details of the 9,000-square-foot, four bedroom, 5.5 bathroom apartment at One Beacon Court. It's definitely impressive, especially considering Cohen bought the space for a mere $24 million. Look and see for yourself.
The apartment features a stunning living room with 24-foot ceilings.
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Here's another angle of the living room.
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There's a chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
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Here's another angle.
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This is the reception room.
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Again, more stunning views.
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Now we're back in the living room.
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It has great double-height ceilings.
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There's that statue of Pablo Picasso, dominating the room.
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Here's the dining area.
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Gorgeous views abound.
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The view from the kitchen.
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A dining nook.
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There are four bedrooms. The master suite has an office, sitting room and two baths.
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Here's the office.
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The sitting room.
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And the gorgeous bath with white marble walls and black granite floors and two dressing rooms.
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The floor plan for the lower level.
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The floor plan for the upper level.
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Another famous piece of NYC real estate was recently price-chopped.
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