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Owning a New York City Co-op Isn’t the Status Symbol It Used to Be
Home to well-heeled families like the Vanderbilts, the Rockefellers and the Tisches, buildings like 740 Park Avenue and 834 Fifth Avenue symbolized old-money elegance and exclusivity and commanded ...
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The Wall Street billionaire who was the inspiration for Gordon Gekko just bought a 2-bedroom apartment for $30 million that overlooks Central Park
Hill passed through the notoriously picky co-op board at 834 Fifth Avenue to buy the $30 million 2 bedroom apartment. It features 11.5-foot height ceilings, a real fireplace, and a staff wing.
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Inside New York’s Billionaire Buildings
Four of the most exclusive buildings are 740 Park Avenue, One Beacon Court, 834 Fifth Avenue and 432 Park Avenue. Photo: Andrew Lamberson for The Wall Street Journal ...