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It's one of the great parlor games of Boston real estate: Who bought the 13,000-square-foot Millennium Tower penthouse listed for $37,500,000? It has been in contract since February.
Catherine Carlock at the Boston Business Journal thinks she has the answer: Billionaire John Grayken, and he paid $33,000,000 for it. Per Carlock, citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the deal:
Grayken, who was raised in Cohasset and now claims Irish citizenship, founded Dallas-based private equity firm Lone Star Funds in 1995. The firm, which does not have an office in Boston, says it has organized 16 private-equity funds with aggregate capital commitments of more than $65 billion since its founding.
The $33M purchase price would, of course, make the penthouse sale the most expensive home trade in Boston history (by far). Stay tuned for further details.
- Now This Irish Billionaire Is Buying Boston's Priciest Condo [Biz Journal]
- Report Names Buyer of Millennium Tower Penthouse [Boston.com]
- Millennium Tower's $37.5M Grand Penthouse Just Sold [Curbed Boston]