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Late Investor Martin Zweig's Legendary Penthouse Could Sell For $120 Million

The penthouse apartment that belonged to late investor Martin Zweig could soon hit the market for between $100 million and $120 million, sources told The New York Post. The penthouse, inside The Pierre on Fifth Avenue and Central Park, is a 12,000-square-foot triplex with a ballroom, four terraces, and views of Central Park, according to Curbed NY.

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A Window Into Hong Kong

Wide-open harbor, park and skyline views add to the spacious feel of this Hong Kong high-rise apartment.

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Meet The Billionaires Who Live In The World's Most Expensive Apartment Building

Shutterstock London's One Hyde Park is one of the wealthiest and most secretive residences in the world. Apartments in the Knightsbridge complex cost more than $11,000 a square foot, nearly three times the typical price of luxury London real estate. But relatively little is known about the people who own homes there.

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Hamptons Getaway in Florida

Hamptons Getaway in Florida $3,690,000 Tierra Verde, FL Waterfront This waterfront home on the Gulf Coast feels more East End than South Beach, favoring wood and stone over stucco.-Stefanos Chen The owners, Nelson Steiner, 60, and his wife, Lynne Steiner, 55 purchased this three-quarter-acre property along the Gulf Coast in west-central Florida in 2001 for $670,000, according to public records.

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Security Is Extreme At The World's Most Expensive Apartment Building

One Hyde Park - the London residence that's also the world's most expensive apartment building - is shrouded in secrecy. Of the dozens of apartments that have sold there, only a handful are registered in the names of actual people. The rest are held in the names of corporations.

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SXSW Craigslist Ad: Rent-Free Room With '6% Body Fat' Musician -- AOL Real Estate

Rentals in Austin, Texas, during the week of SXSW can run you up to $834 a night for some decent downtown lodging. But your entire stay can be free, if you heed the call of this strange and slightly creepy Craigslist ad.

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A Question of 'Confidence'

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been hitting record highs, and the Labor Department last week reported that employers added more jobs than expected. But one indicator of economic activity remains in the doldrums this year: office leasing. Businesses continue to be hesitant to add space, reflecting concern about the health of the economic recovery.

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Hedge Fund Does the Math on Hotel Owner

Hedge fund Orange Capital LLC is trying to convince Strategic Hotels & Resorts Inc. to liquidate its luxury properties, and its effort partly comes down to simple math. Shares of Strategic-which owns 18 luxury hotels, including four Four Seasons, two Ritz-Carltons and the J.W.

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Plots & Ploys

THE PROPERTY REPORT: Sam Nazarian's SBE Entertainment and Jorge Perez's Related Group are joining forces with a condo-hotel project in downtown Miami. ... Real-estate investor Jamestown is turning south of the border. ... Construction has started on one of Nashville, Tenn.'s first rental-apartment towers in about a decade.

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