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Most Expensive U.S. Home Sale Ever: Billionaire Ken Griffin Closes On $238 Million New York PenthouseBillionaire Ken Griffin closes on a $238 million New York penthouse, now the most expensive home ever sold in the United States
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Billionaire Ken Griffin buys the most expensive home ever sold in the US for $238 millionHedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin's $700 million, global real estate shopping spree is believed to be the largest ever for a U.S. billionaire.
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Billionaire Ken Griffin Buys America’s Most Expensive Home for $238 MillionThe record-breaking purchase of a New York City penthouse is the latest in a string of multimillion-dollar real-estate deals by the hedge-fund manager.
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Billionaire Ken Griffin buys the most expensive home ever sold in the USHedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin has been on an unprecedented global shopping spree for real estate.
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Billionaire Ken Griffin buys $122 million London mansionHedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin has just smashed another real estate price record, buying the most expensive home sold in London in over a decade for $122 million.
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Ken Griffin gives London property a partial boostThe hedge fund billionaire has bought a 95 mln pound pad in the UK capital, according to the FT. In a market hit by pre-Brexit jitters, that’s a vote of confidence of sorts. Yet Griffin’s 34 pct discount – over twice the average for similar dwellings – limits the good vibes.
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Billionaire John Paulson’s tip for Trump supporters living in New York: Stay calmHedge-fund manager John Paulson, who made a fortune betting against the U.S. housing market before the crisis a decade ago, was a big fan of Donald Trump when he was running for president and remains a big fan despite the controversies swirling around the White House these days.
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U.S. Existing-Home Sales Posted Steep Fall in DecemberSales of previously owned U.S. homes declined sharply in December, suggesting sluggishness in the once-hot housing market may persist into 2019.
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