Ken Griffin Nails Most Expensive Home Ever Sold in U.S. with $238 Million Buy in 220 Central Park So

Mr. Griffin, the founder of the hedge fund Citadel, captured the building's piece de resistance, a four-floor apartment spanning from 50th to the 53rd floors of the 65-floor skyscraper. The 23,090-square-foot spread comes with a 649 square foot private terrace with views to the north, east, and south. According to the Journal, the home will

Mr. Griffin, the founder of the hedge fund Citadel, captured the building's piece de resistance, a four-floor apartment spanning from 50th to the 53rd floors of the 65-floor skyscraper. The 23,090-square-foot spread comes with a 649 square foot private terrace with views to the north, east, and south. According to the Journal, the home will be delivered as an unfurnished white box. Mr. Griffin was represented by Tal and Oren Alexander of the Alexander team at Douglas Elliman.

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