Hedge fund billionaire pays $238million for a 24,000-square-foot penthouse overlooking Central Park | Daily Mail Online
Why Ken Griffin's $238M condo is taxed like it's worth $9.4 million | 6sqft
The $238 Million Penthouse, and the Hedge Fund Billionaire Who May Rarely Live There - The New York Times
220 Central Park South Readies for 2020 Opening in Midtown - New York YIMBY
Mystery buyer snaps up two condos for combined $157.5million on NYC's Billionaire's Row | Daily Mail Online
Why New York Values Ken Griffin's $238 Million Condo at Less Than $10 Million - WSJ
Ken Griffin buys two more units in 220 Central Park South
Hedge Fund Billionaire Ken Griffin of Citadel Closes On Most Expensive US Home Ever Sold For $238 Million Penthouse At 220 Central Park South — PROFILEnyc
The 220 Central Park South building, center, stands in New York,... Nachrichtenfoto - Getty Images
Ken Griffin's $238 Million NYC Penthouse Is Most Expensive Home In America - Ken Griffin Apartment
A record-shattering $238 million purchase of a Manhattan penthouse at 220 Central Park South came at the hands of billionaire and Citadel hedge fund f Stock Photo - Alamy
Billionaire Ken Griffin Buys the Most Expensive Real Estate in America – Robb Report
220 Central Park South's First Resale in the Works
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220 Central Park South - Wikipedia
Hedge Funder Buys $238 Million Central Park South Penthouse, Making It Most Expensive Home In U.S. - Gothamist
$238 Million Sale of 220 Central Park South's Penthouse Shatters National Record - New York YIMBY
Central Park South Tower Home to NY's Most Expensive Real Estate – The Hollywood Reporter
Most expensive US home at 220 Central Park South New York sells for $333m - realestate.com.au
Report: Ken Griffin's $238M Purchase at 220 CPS Is US Record | StreetEasy
New York apartment sells for $190 million - Kuwait Times
At $238 Million, It's the Highest-Price Home in the Country - The New York Times
Ken Griffin buys $238 million NYC penthouse | Crain's Chicago Business
See Inside The $99,000-Per-Month Apartment At 220 Central Park South
