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7 East 67th Street: $37 million
The seller of this townhouse worked for the Fairfield Greenwich Group hedge fund, which lost billions with Madoff. He bought the 25-foot-wide limestone for $33 million from Seagram mogul Matthew Bronfman at the market’s peak in 2007, breaking then-existing records. It’s now being offered, audaciously enough, for $4 million more than he paid. The seven-story house has a double-height library, gym, sauna, and wine cellar.
Brokers: Carrie Chiang, the Corcoran Group; Serena Boardman, Sotheby’s International Realty.
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