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Vince McMahon's House
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Professional wrestling promoter Vince McMahon’s house is in Greenwich, CT and worth $40 million. The majority shareholder of World Wrestling Entertainment, as well as being the chairman and CEO of the company, Vince McMahon’s net worth is $750 million.
Vince McMahon is a wrestler, actor, television and film producer, film director, screenwriter, announcer, and sports commentator. Also known by his wrestling persona “Mr. McMahon,” lives near the WWE headquarters in Stamford, CT. As of 2014, Vince McMahon owned 57 percent of the WWE, worth about $480 million.
Rivals Extreme Championship Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling were acquired by Vince McMahon in 2003 and 2001, respectively.
The “Mr. McMahon” persona has been featured in several dramatic storylines in the professional wrestling world, including a storyline where he was blown up in a limo which caused speculation of his real-life death, which later acknowledged to be part of a storyline. His character also had a long-term feud with wrestler Steve Austin. Vince McMahon dropped the persona over the years to acknowledge more serious issues such as the death of fellow wrestlers and the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
WWE was started by Vince McMahon’s father, Vincent J. McMahon. The two did not meet until the son was 12 years old, as the elder McMahon left the family when his son was an infant. Vincent McMahon joined his father’s company in 1971.
When Vincent J. McMahon died in 1984, the younger McMahon and his wife Linda McMahon took over the company. Linda McMahon left the company in 2009.
The couple has two children – Shane and Stephanie – both of whom have been involved with their parent’s company. Stephanie is married to Paul “Triple H” Levesque and they have three daughters – Aurora Rose, Murphy Claire, and Vaughn Evelyn. Son Shane is married to Marissa and they have three sons, Declan James, Kenyon Jesse and a third son. Shane left the company in 2010, but Stephanie is still involved.

Frank & Kathie Lee Gifford's House
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Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford are a famous American couple, through Frank's career as a professional American football player in the NFL and sports-commentary, and Kathie Lee's over 15 year stretch on the television talk show "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee."
Frank Gifford got his start at the University of Southern California, where he played college football. He graduated in the class of 1952 and was named an All-American athlete at the school. He then began his NFL career with the New York Giants by playing both offense and defense, boasting eight Pro Bowl appearances, five trips to the NFL Championship Game, and an MVP award in 1956, where he led the Giants to the NFL title over the Chicago Bears. Gifford was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 30, 1977.
After his career in football, Gifford became a commentator on CBS, covering NFL games. In 1971, he replaced Keith Jackson as play-by-play announcer on ABC's Monday Night Football, joining Howard Cosell and Don Meredith, and would continue on as a commentator until 1997. He also has announced other memorable events, including the controversial men's basketball Gold Medal Match between the United States and Soviet Union at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich. In 1995, he was given the Pete Rozelle Award by the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his NFL television work.
Frank met his wife Kathie Lee while filling in as host on Good Morning America. The couple married in 1986. Before that time, Kathie Lee had landed several television parts including the short-lived Hee Haw spinoff, Hee Haw Honeys, and a vocalist on Name that Tune, but as she met Frank she was already several months into her most famous television role, as a full-time morning talk show personality. On June 24, 1985, she replaced Ann Abernathy as co-host of The Morning Show with Regis Philbin, and when the program went into national broadcast in 1988 as Live! with Regis and Kathie Lee, she became well-known across the country. Since Live, Gifford has made guest appearances in films and television series, and has several independently released albums on CD.
In 2008, Gifford joined its morning show, Today, as co-host of the fourth hour, alongside Hoda Kotb, replacing Ann Curry and Natalie Morales.
Combined, Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford have a net worth of $40 million.

Linda & Vince McMahon's house
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Wrestling power couple Vince and Linda McMahon’s house is in Greenwich, CT, adjacent to another property owned by the couple.
Vince McMahon is majority shareholder of World Wrestling Entertainment, as well as being the chairman and CEO of the company, Vince McMahon’s net worth is $750 million. Linda McMahon’s net worth is $500 million. She has held the positions of Business Manager, President and CEO of the WWF/WWE and ran unsuccessfully for senator in Connecticut.
Vince McMahon is a wrestler, actor, television and film producer, film director, screenwriter, announcer, and sports commentator. Also known by his wrestling persona “Mr. McMahon,” lives near the WWE headquarters in Stamford, CT. As of 2014, Vince McMahon owned 57 percent of the WWE, worth about $480 million.
Rivals Extreme Championship Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling were acquired by Vince McMahon in 2003 and 2001, respectively.
The “Mr. McMahon” persona has been featured in several dramatic storylines in the professional wrestling world, including a storyline where he was blown up in a limo which caused speculation of his real-life death, which later acknowledged to be part of a storyline. His character also had a long-term feud with wrestler Steve Austin. Vince McMahon dropped the persona over the years to acknowledge more serious issues such as the death of fellow wrestlers and the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
WWE was started by Vince McMahon’s father, Vincent J. McMahon. When the senior McMahon died in 1984, the younger McMahon and Linda McMahon took over the company. Linda McMahon left the company in 2009.
The couple has two children – Shane and Stephanie – both of whom have been involved with their parent’s company. Stephanie is married to Paul “Triple H” Levesque and they have three daughters – Aurora Rose, Murphy Claire, and Vaughn Evelyn. Son Shane is married to Marissa and they have three sons, Declan James, Kenyon Jesse and a third son. Shane left the company in 2010, but Stephanie is still involved

Steven Cohen's House
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This is the $14.5M estate of the self-made billionaire hedge fund investor, founder and manager of SAC Capital Partners. His net worth is around $3B. He purchased the 23,838 ft² (around 2200 m²) mansion in June of 1998 for $14.8M.

Martha Moxley's House (former)
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This is the former site of the Moxley's modest bungalow, where lived a 15-year-old murder victim, in a case that attracted worldwide publicity in 1975. The tree in the backyard where the murder took place is apparently still there.

Mark Madoff's house
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The son of Bernard Madoff owns this house.
Mark Madoff worked at his fathers firm "Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities". He held a senior position in the firm.

Diana Ross' House
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The singer, songwriter, and actress, whose musical repertoire spans R&B, soul, pop, disco, and jazz lives in this Belle Haven estate that has been on the market for over a year. The house is over 12,500 square feet and the asking price is $39M+. She purchased the mansion in 1980 from actor Frank Gorshin.

Judge Judy Sheindlin's House
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The lawyer, judge, television personality and author, owns this home. She purchased the 6-bed, 9-bath, 7,058 sq ft dwelling in July of 2002 for $5.15M, according to public records. Her main residence in Greenwich (CT), as well as her condo in Naples (FL), are both also featured on this site.

Gayle King's House
The editor-at-large for "O", The Oprah Magazine, lives here. She is the best friend of Oprah Winfrey. She has previously worked as a television news anchor and talk show host. She recently purchased some new digs in New York City.

Gary Dell'Abate's House (former)
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Gary Dell'Abate is the producer of The Howard Stern Show and co-host of The Wrap Up Show on Sirius/XM Radio. On August 27, 2021, Gary Dell'Abate sold his property for $3,150,000, according to American online real-estate marketplace company "Zillow".

Paul Tudor Jones' House
The well-known commodity trader lives here. Having made $750 million in 2006, he is worth an estimated $2.5 billion, and was ranked by Forbes in March 2007 as the 369th richest person in the world. This home was featured on VH1's "Fabulous Life of...Billion Dollar Wall Street Ballers".
The home was designed by Allan Greenburg Architects.

Tommy Hilfiger's House
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This is the $11.08M estate of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger in Greenwich.
Hilfiger purchased the 14,000 sq. ft. mansion in May 1995 for exactly $6,500,000.

Bradley Jacobs' compound
The founder and Chairman of the Board of United Rentals owns this house.

Richard Fuld's house
The current Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lehman Brothers lives here.

Judge Judy Sheindlin's House
The lawyer, judge, television personality and author, purchased this 9-bed, 8.5-bath, 11,623 sq ft home in 2007 for $13.2M, according to public records. In 2008, she had this residence demolished to make way for a new 16,993 sq ft residence.

Edward Lampert's house
Edward Lampert chairman of Sears Holdings Corporation(SHLD) and founder, chairman, and CEO of ESL Investments lives here.

Regis Philbin's House (former)
The Emmy Award-winning television personality best known for his roles as a talk show host, game show host, and presenter at various events, lived here on the weekends until 2008. He also owns 2 units (51A&B) in the building at 101 W. 67th St. in New York City. His new nearby weekend home is also featured on this site.

Regis Philbin's House
The media personality, known for fronting various talk and game shows, lives here. His previous residence in the area is also featured on this site.

Tommy Hilfiger's House (former)
The world-famous American fashion designer and creator of the eponymous "Tommy Hilfiger" and "Tommy" brands sold this estate in 2009. He bought the property in 2005 for $18M. He previously owned a home in the area that he bought for $5.5M in 2000 and sold for close to his $8M asking price weeks before buying his other pad.
That estate is also shown on VGT: http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/38341/

Indra Nooyi's house
Indra Nooyi is the chairman and chief executive officer of PepsiCo.

Ron Howard's House (former)
The filmmaker and producer, as well as an actor, lived here. He came to prominence in the 1960's while playing Andy Griffith's TV son, Opie Taylor, on "The Andy Griffith Show", and later in the 1970's as Howard Cunningham's son and Arthur Fonzarelli's best friend, Richie Cunningham, on "Happy Days". Since retiring from acting, he has directed many films including "Apollo 13", "A Beautiful Mind", "Frost/Nixon", "The Da Vinci Code", and it's sequel, "Angels and Demons". He sold the 5-bed, 3-bath, 6,657 sq ft home in December of 2003 for $5.45M, according to public records.

Mel Gibson's House (former)
The actor sold this property in 2010.

Mary Tyler Moore's House (Deceased)
Mary Tyler Moore, the actress, who could turn the world on with her smile, lived here until her passing in 2017. She purchased the 7-bedroom, 6-bathroom, 7,588 sq ft home in December of 2006 for $9 Million, according to public records. Moore was a stage, film, and television actress, as well as a producer and social advocate. She was widely known for her prominent television sitcom roles in The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961–1966) and The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970–1977). Her film work included 1967's Thoroughly Modern Millie and 1980's Ordinary People, the latter earning Moore a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actress. Moore was an advocate for animal rights, vegetarianism and diabetes prevention.
Mary Tyler Moore had a net worth of $60 million. Born December 29, 1936, in Brooklyn Heights, New York City, New York, Moore aspired to be a dancer and started her career at the age of 17, as Happy Hotpoint, a tiny elf dancing on Hotpoint appliances in TV commercials during the '50s series Ozzie and Harriet. She appeared in 39 TV commercials in five days, ultimately earning about $6,000 from her first job. Her time as Happy Hotpoint ended when it became difficult to conceal her pregnancy in the dancing elf costume. Moore modeled anonymously on the covers of a number of record albums and auditioned for the role of the older daughter of Danny Thomas for his long-running TV show, but was turned down. Moore has been active in charity work and various political causes, particularly the issues of animal rights and Diabetes mellitus type 1. Moore herself was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes early in the run of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and also dealt with alcoholism, which she was treated for in the '80s. In May 2011, she underwent elective brain surgery to remove a benign meningioma. Unfortunately Mary Tyler Moore died on January 25, 2017 at the age of 80 years old.

Leona Helmsley's estate (former)
Representatives of the estate of Leona Helmsley have decided to list her Greenwich, Conn., mansion for $125 million, people close to the negotiations said.
Known as Dunnellen Hall, the estate of more than 40 acres was at the center of Mrs. Helmsley's 1989 federal tax-evasion trial, when she was accused of illegally billing her company for more than $3 million of property renovations. The former model, dubbed the "queen of mean," served 18 months in federal prison. She died in August at age 87.
The 1918 Jacobean-style manor house of more than 20,000 square feet, with 10 bedrooms, sits on one of the highest points in the Greenwich backcountry and has views of Long Island Sound. There's also a carriage house and pool house.

Thomas O'Malley's House
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The CEO of Pemcor oil refineries and former CEO of Tosco oil lives here on (his own private) Horse Island

Israel Englander's house
The hedge fund manager and founder of "Millennium Partners hedge fund" owns this house.

Peter Briger Jr.'s house
Peter Briger Jr. is a President and a member of the board of directors of Fortress Investment Group LLC. Mr. Briger has been a principal and a member of the Management Committee of Fortress since March 2002.

Rosie O'Donnell's House (former)
The 11-time Emmy Award-winning comedian, television talk show host, author, and film, television and stage actress, lived here. She once owned this 8,517-square-foot Colonial mansion on 25.32 acres, which she sold in 2001 for approx. $8.5M, according to public records. Rosie's 5-home compound in Nyack (NY) is also featured on this site.

Edward 'Ned' Lamont Jr.'s house
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The founder of Lamont Digital Systems, a telecom company for school campuses, and heir to a fortune of Thomas Lamont, an early partner at J.P. Morgan, after whom Lamont Library at Harvard was named, lives here. He ran for senate as a Democrat, but did not win. His net worth is between $100-$300 million.

Lake Carrington Estate
For $25M, this could be the spec house of your dreams right here. New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez was mulling over buying this property back in July 2007, but didn't.

Tom Brady & Gisele Bündchen's House
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The New England Patriots quarterback and his model, environmental activist, actress, and businesswoman wife purchased this Greenwich estate in late 2019.

Bugatti Veyron EB 16.4
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Richard Richman's house
Richard P. Richman is President and Founder of the Richman Group, Inc lives here.

Steven Steinman's House
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Steven is a former Nasdaq trader on Wall Street.

L. Scott Frantz's Island Estate
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This is the home of L. Scott Frantz, located in the Riverside neighborhood of Greenwich, CT. L. Scott Frantz (born 1960) is a Connecticut politician, public official, and businessman, currently serving as a member of the Connecticut Senate. He is considering a run in 2012 for the U.S. Senate seat presently held by Joe Lieberman. He, his wife, and their four children reside on this island, complete with baseball field, private beach, and swimming pool all overlooking Long Island Sound.
Frantz, a Republican, was first elected to the Connecticut Senate in 2008, representing the 36th Senate District, which includes all of Greenwich and parts of Stamford and New Canaan. He was endorsed by the Greenwich Time newspaper in his bid for re-election, as well as by the Connecticut Business and Industry Association. He was re-elected to the state Senate in 2010, where he serves as Assistant Minority Leader and on the Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee, as well as serving on the Banks Committee, the Commerce Committee, and the Transportation Committee.
Frantz also served as chairman of the Connecticut Development Authority and the Bradley International Airport Board of Directors. He also has served on number of other public and nonprofit boards, including the Connecticut Brownfield Redevelopment Authority and the Greenwich Teen Center. He is also known as a prominent fundraiser for Republican candidates, including serving as the host for a 2006 Republican event featuring President George W. Bush. Frantz is the president and chairman of Haebler Capital, a private investment capital firm based in Greenwich. Frantz is a 1982 graduate of Dartmouth College and a 1986 graduate of Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business.
The current assessed value of the property is $12,320,700, according to public records. This 10,256 square foot single family home has 5 bedrooms and 6.0 bathrooms on 4.05 acres. The Frantz family does not own the land past the midway section of the bend after the baseball field.

Ali Al Fayed's House
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Ali Al-Fayed (born 1944) is an Egyptian businessman and UK citizen. He is Mohamed Al-Fayed's younger brother.
Ali Al-Fayed has interests in Harrods, which he bought in 1985, and the Hôtel Ritz Paris, bought in 1979. Both these businesses were bought with his older brother, Mohamed Al-Fayed. Ali al-Fayed is the youngest of the three brothers, while Salah Al Fayed is the middle brother.
Ali Al-Fayed has a British-born wife and three British children. He is the Deputy-Chairman of Harrods, and has responsibility for running Harrods Aviation, the company's private terminal at London Luton Airport. He also owns Turnbull & Asser, the prestigious London-based tailor used by The Prince of Wales and his sons The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry

Raymond Sackler's House
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He is a physician, an entrepreneur and philanthropist. Sackler and his brothers Arthur and Mortimer pursued, together and independently, careers as psychiatric researchers and practitioners, business leaders, and philanthropists. Sackler and his wife Beverly remain actively engaged as highly respected international philanthropists in the arts and sciences, particularly scientific research

Michael J. Urfirer's Estate
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This is the coastal Greenwich, CT home of investment banker Michael J. Urfirer. Michael J. Urfirer, was is the former Vice Chairmen of Investment Banking and the Global Head of Strategic Advisory Banking at Bear Stearns. He and Denis A. Bovin founded Stone Key Partners in 2008, which is a new investment banking firm specializing in sophisticated Mergers & Acquisitions and Strategic Advisory services focused on the government and commercial technology sectors. The firm has offices located at 2 Sound View Drive, 2nd Floor, Greenwich, CT 06830 and at 622 Third Avenue, 39th Floor, New York, NY 10017.
He advises Stone Key Partners' major clients in the areas of acquisitions, mergers, exclusive sales, divestitures, minority investments, joint ventures and takeover defense. Prior to co-founding Stone Key, Mr. Urfirer was a Vice Chairman of Investment Banking and Global Head of Strategic Advisory Banking at Bear Stearns. He was a Senior Managing Director of the firm and member of the Bear Stearns Board of Directors. Mr. Urfirer specializes in advising Aerospace/Defense and Technology clients on strategic and tactical M&A issues. Mr. Urfirer has had a long and successful investment banking career. He joined Bear Stearns in 1994 after spending five years at CS First Boston as a Managing Director in the M&A department. Prior to joining CS First Boston, he spent more than five years at Lehman Brothers, where he was Co-Head and Co-Founder of Lehman's Technology M&A group. In 1997, Fortune magazine selected him as one of America's ten "most well-connected and effective M&A bankers." For more than 25 years, he has provided strategic and financial advice to technology companies in areas ranging from the Aerospace/Defense industry to the Software and Information Services sectors. Mr. Urfirer received an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business in 1983 and an AB in Psychology and Social Relations from Harvard College in 1981. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of The Mount Sinai Medical School and serves as a member of both the Compensation and Information Technology Committees of The Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Michael Urfirer's purchased the house for $6,400,000 on 10/2/2001. The current appraised value of the property, which consists of views of Long Island Sound, a tennis court, and a swimming pool on 5.66 acres of land, is $21,485,571, according to public property records. In 2011, Michael Urfirer had to pay $141,728 on the property based on a tax assessment of $14,018,620.

Tommy Hilfiger's house
The entrepreneur, financier and art collector who died in 1981 lived here.
Hirshhorn went to work as an office boy on Wall Street at age 14. Three years latter, in 1916, he became a stockbroker and earned $168,000 that year. A shrewd investor, he sold off his Wall Street investments two months before the collapse of 1929, realizing $4 million in cash. Hirshhorn made his fortune in the mining and oil business. In the 1930s, he focused much of his attention on gold and uranium mining prospects in Canada, establishing an office in Toronto in 1933.

Roger Vasey's house
Roger Vasey who founded Conyers Capital, LLC, a private equity investment firm lives here.
Before he founded Conyers Capital, Roger Vasey was Executive Vice President and a member of the Executive Management Committee at Merrill Lynch.

Dan Hicks & Hannah Storm's House
The sportscasters live here.

Raj Rajaratnam's house
The founder of Galleon Group Hedge Fund lives here.
Raj Rajaratnam and present and former executives of Bear Stearns, IBM, Intel and McKinsey were charged on Friday in an alleged insider trading scheme that US prosecutors called the biggest ever involving hedge funds.
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David Cone's House (former)
The retired professional baseball player just sold this Greenwich, CT property. It's interesting how the current google map has this house right on the line of 2 different image updates. On one side of the house it's like spring and on the other side of the house it's like winter.

Alan D. Schwartz' house
The CEO of Bearn Stears owns this house.

Michael Varshisky's House
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A trader of metals and goods with Russia, lives here.

Sandy Weill's house
Sanford I. Weill, also known as Sandy Weill is an American banker, financier and philanthropist. He was formerly a chief executive officer and chairman of Citigroup Inc.

Gary Dell'Abate's House (former)
The long-time Howard Stern sidekick nicknamed "Baba Booey" recently sold this property.

Maurice Cunniffe's Estate
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This is the Greenwich, CT estate of Maurice J. Cunniffe.
Mr. Maurice J. Cunniffe is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Vista Capital Corporation. He is a major investor and Chief Executive Officer in a number of other industrial companies. Previously, Mr. Cunniffe was a Partner at A.G. Becker. During his tenure as a Consultant with McKinsey & Co., he worked with chief executives of major companies in the U.S. and Europe. Mr. Cunniffe has also served as Chief Engineer at Sperry Gyroscope Company. He is a Director at Sola International. Mr. Cunniffe serves as a Trustee at Fordham University. Mr. Cunniffe served for 12 years as a Trustee of Fordham Prep, from 1983 to 1995, and played a key role in the effort to expand and upgrade the Prep's physical plant to include a 1000 seat theatre and other resources. He joined CRI's board in 1996. Mr. Cunniffe holds an A.B. in Physics from Fordham University and an M.S. from Stevens Institute of Technology.
This 18,437 square foot single family home has 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The home sits on 3.6 acres of oceanfront land overlooking Long Island Sound. The property was purchased on May 1, 2000 for $12,375,000. The current appraised value for the property is $10,965,428, according to Zillow public property records. The home's value has fluctuated greatly, and was once valued at $43.7 million in August of 2007. The property has annual property taxes of $224,336 per year based on a tax assessment of $22,189,510. The acutal appraised value of the property is $31,699,300. The property is famous for being listed as having one of the top 20 property taxes in the state of Connecticut. This is one of the most expensive homes in the state of Connecticut.

Edward Mule's House
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The co-founder of Silver Point Capital ($8.3 billion AUM) lives here.

Larry Hilibrand's House
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Around 1992, arbitrage trader Larry Hilibrand was synonymous with Wall Street hubris when he became the top-paid trader at Salomon Brothers. As one of the most mathematically astute traders, Hilibrand became the youngest managing director in Salomon Brothers history. Subsequently, he was part of a group of traders who had come to epitomize hedge fund hubris. The fund he helped steer, Long-Term Capital Management, almost caused an apocalypse on the Street.
Since the LTCM debacle in 1998, Hilibrand has flown under the radar. He joined a group led, yet again, by John Meriwether that had started a new fund, JWM Partners LLC.
JWM Partners closed in 2009, having lost 42% of its capital.

Cliff Asness' House
The founder of AQR Capital, a $20B hedge fund, lives here.

Nick Maounis' House
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Nick Maounis founded Amaranth Advisors LLC, a now defunct Hedge Fund.
Amaranth collapsed after losing $6 Billion of its $9 Billion in assets in one week, which was the largest Hedge Fund collapse in history.

Daniel Scotto's house
The former Director of Research at Bear Stearns, DLJ,L.F. Rothschild and S&P lives here.

Mario Gabelli's house
The American stock investor, investment advisor and financial analyst lives here.
He is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Gabelli Asset Management Company Investors.

Gerrit Cole's House
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Gerrit Cole is a baseball pitcher for the New York Yankees MLB team.

Allan Houston's House
This is the home of the former NBA star. He purchased the home in May of 2002 for $3.895M.

Reuben Mark's house
The former longtime CEO of Colgate-Palmolive lives here.

Thomas Peterffy's house
The founder and CEO of Interactive Brokers owns this house.
Interactive Brokers is a United States-based discount online brokerage firm, operating on most major worldwide stock, futures, bonds, forex, and options exchanges.

J. Michael Cline's Estate
This is the Greenwich, CT home of J. Michael Cline and Pamela S. Berman Cline. Mr. J. Michael Cline co-founded Accretive LLC on December 1, 1999 and serves as its a Managing Partner. Mr. Cline is the Founder and serves as Chairman of the Board of Accretive Health Inc. He also co-founded Exult, Xchanging, Fandango, Accretive Health, and Accolade. From 1989 to December 1999, Mr. Cline served as a Managing Member and a General Partner at General Atlantic Partners, LLC helping build General Atlantic Partners into the world's largest private investment firm. From 1986 to 1989, he helped found AMC (sold to Legent Corporation). Prior to AMC, Mr. Cline was an Associate at McKinsey & Company. He serves as the Chairman at Fandango Inc. Mr. Cline is a Director at Accretive Commerce, EXE (EXEE), NewRoads Inc., Arise, Accolade, Alphastaff, Accretive Health, Willow, Endeavor Global, and Equitant. He has been a Director at Firepond Inc. since May 1997. Mr. Cline is a Director at Scopus Technology Inc. since June 1994. He has been a Director at Exult Inc. since 1998, the Chairman of the Compensation Committee, and a Member of the Nominating and Governance Committees. Mr. Cline has been a Director at Brio Technology (BRYO). He also served as the Chairman at Exult Inc. until February 2000. Mr. Cline served as a Director at Manugistics Group Inc. since 1996 and served as a Lead Independent Director. He served as a Director at Roamware. He serves as a Trustee of the Brunswick School. Mr. Cline also serves on the Board of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Endeavor Global, and the Harvard Business School Rock Center for Entrepreneurship. He serves as a Trustee of Panthera, where Mr. Cline chairs the Tigers Forever initiative. Mr. Cline is a Trustee of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), where he is the Chairman of the world’s leading conservation initiative for Tigers and other large cats.
Mr. Cline graduated from Cornell University and received an M.B.A. from Harvard University, where he was a Baker Scholar. His mother retired as a division administrator at the Lamont Doherty Geological Observatory of Columbia University in New York. His father is a managing partner of Dames & Moore, an environmental engineering and consulting firm, in Pearl River, N.Y. Mrs. Cline was a sales executive with Air France in New York. She graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College. Her father is a partner in LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, the law firm in New York.
This 10,044 square foot single family home has 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Built in 1993, this home sits on 5.18 acres of land and was purchased on April 15, 1996 for $4,500,000. The home is currently appraised at $8,710,428, according to public property records.

Nabil N. Chartouni's House
A former hotel and banking CEO, lives here.

Jonathan Sackler's House
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The director at Purdue Pharma lives here. Purdue makes OxyContin.

David Stockman's house
The founding partner at the Blackstone Group and founder of Heartland Industrial Partners lives here.

Barry Sternlicht's house
The founder of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwid lives here.

Steven D. Black's House
This is the Greenwich, CT estate of Steven D. Black. Mr. Steven D. Black, Steve served as a Co-Chief Executive Officer of J.P. Morgan Investment Bank of JPMorgan Chase & Co. from March 5, 2004 to September 2009 and Executive Chairman since September 2009. Mr. Black served as the Head of Investment Bank of JPMorgan Chase & Co. until September 2009. He served as Deputy Co-Chief Executive Officer of J.P. Morgan Investment Bank since 2003. He served as Global Head of J.P. Morgan Investment Bank's Equities business since 2000 and has primary responsibility oversight for the Americas. He assumed day-to-day responsibility for JP Morgan Chase and served as Deputy Co-head of the Investment Bank. He also served at Citigroup and its predecessor firms. Mr. Black began his career at Smith Barney in 1974 as a Trainee and served as its Head of the Tax Exempt Securities Group since 1988 and Chief Operating Officer since 1996. He worked as a Trader at Smith Barney and managed trading businesses for a number of years. Mr. Black served as Vice Chairman of JPMorgan Chase & Co. since January 2010 until 2011. He served as Vice Chairman at Salomon Brothers until 1998. He has been a Director at Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. since December 14, 2011. He was a Director of Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
This home has 7 bedrooms, 11, full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom. There is a total of 15,682 square feet of living space on 4.65 acres of land. The home, built in 1997, was purchased by Steven D. Black for $11,368,580 on December 30, 2005. The home is currently appraised at $10,409,571, according to public property records.

James S. Rockefeller & Nancy Carnegie's House (former)
The former estate of the grandnephew of family patriarch John D., and the grandniece of industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, lived here. He captained a crew that rowed to a gold medal in the 1924 Paris Olympics and went on to a banking career with National City Bank, which eventually became Citigroup.

Donald Opatrny's house
The former partner at Goldman Sachs lived here.

Marc Fisher's House
The CEO ofMarc Fisher Footwear, LLC owns this home. Mr. Fisher founded Marc Fisher Footwear in 2005

Robert Steinberg's Estate
This is the Greenwich, CT estate of Robert M. Steinberg and his wife Suzanne L Steinberg. Mr. Robert M. Steinberg is a retired executive of the firm Bear Stearns.
This magnificent estate is grandly poised on its own six acre peninsula rimmed by the sparkling waters of Long Island Sound. The home was built in 1939 and had 13,923 square feet, but additions were added on when the home was purchased in 1998 for $15,000,000, which brought the total living space to 25,000 square feet. Additionaly, a seperate lot was added on making the lot size 5.80 acres. The property was taken off the market in 2010 after being listed for sale at a price of $50,000,000. The land is owned by the same owner, but taxed seperately. The main home is currently valued at $12,721,800 and has property taxes of $128,617 a year.
A spectacular testament to the gilded age the home is located in the private community of Indian Harbor, a gated sanctuary only minutes from town. A long commanding drive is a perfect prelude to the palatial elegance that is this brick Georgian, one of the most important waterfront properties in the country. This is a home with a history as dazzling as its distinguished setting. The residence was originally constructed for a captain of industry by the renowned firm of Polhemus and Coffin Architects. Through the years other prominent families including the Donald Trumps have called this landmark, home. The present owners have indulged in extensive remodeling and additions, taking the compound to new levels of luxury and refinement.The splendorous entrance, one of the most significant, privately owned thresholds in the world, is a three-story chandelier lit rotunda anchored by a butterfly stairway. The stairway flanks an arched passage opening to the library a room distinguished by antique paneling, a marble fireplace, built-ins and French doors rolling forth views of the full length terrace, pool, putting green, manicured lawn and sensational 180 water vistas. For additional fun there is also an all-weather tennis court.Floors of hardwood, deep feather moldings, exotic marbles, carved wooden fireplace mantelpieces and towering ceilings are found throughout. The embassy-sized dining room is made radiant by a magnificent chandelier, antique fireplace and china display cabinets illuminating the room in a soft warm glow. This room with its banquet table, large enough to comfortably seat 18, is the focal point of the homes formal entertaining.An amazing perspective of size and impression, the living room exudes an atmosphere of regality and charm with its majestic space, 19th century fireplace and intricate zillwork. The solarium is an uplifting place.

Roger Glover's house
The bassist and songwriter for the rock band Deep Purple lives here.

Valery & Olga Kogan's House
This monster 19,096 square foot estate is going through a little bit of controversy right now. The owner wants to tear down the current property and build an even larger one (in excess of 30,000 square feet), according to the link below. Exactly who this lady is, and what she does, is a little bit of a mystery at this time. CNN ran a report on the story last night.

Michael J. Petrick's House
Michael J. Petrick is a Managing Director and Head of Global Market Strategies of The Carlyle Group.

Arthur Schwabe's House
Arthur Schwabe is the President CEO of Premier Home Health Care Services Inc.

Tom Bergeron's House
The Emmy Award-nominated television personality and game show host, lives here. He is best known to the public as the host of "America's Funniest Home Videos" (2001 - Present) and "Hollywood Squares" (1998 - 2004). He also is currently the host for the ABC reality series "Dancing with the Stars" (2005 - present), and a fill-in host for "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Mary Anselmo's compound
The billionaire philanthropist widow of Reynold "Rene" Anselmo lives here.
Reynold Anselmo was the founder of PanAmSat, the first privately held satellite communications company in the United States

Alexander Vik's house
The Norwegian billionaire investor Alexander Vik lives here.
Through his 'Sebastian Holdings' Vik owns more than 4% of Vivendi.

Richard Blumenthal's House
Richard Blumenthal is the senior United States Senator from the state of Connecicut, a position in which he has served since 2011. He was Attorney General of Connecticut from 1991 to 2011.
From 1970 to 1976, Blumenthal served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve, where he attained the rank of sergeant.
Blumenthal’s father-in-law is real estate investor Peter Malkin, who's company owns the Empire State Building, among many other assets.

Biff J. O'Reilly's House (Former)
A stockbroker lived here with his wife who's father Edward Arrigoni, is owner of New York Bus Service and lives next door.
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William Berkley's house
William R Berkley is the founder and current CEO of WR Berkley for 40 years

Alexei Kovalev's house
Russian professional ice hockey right winger and alternate captain with the Montreal Canadien owns this house.

Charles Royce's House
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Royce is the founder and President of Royce & Associates, a $37 billion hedge fund.
The home was renovated by Vanderhorn Architects.

Sharmin and Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani's House
Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, chief investment officer of the Private Wealth Management Group at Goldman Sachs.
Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani started his oil and gas career as founder and president of Houston-based Apache International, Inc. A former delegate to OPEC Ministerial Conferences, he served as the assistant director for international energy studies at Harvard University's Energy and Environmental Policy Center, where he wrote numerous books and articles on global energy markets. He has been decorated as a Commandeur de l'Ordre National de la Côte d'Ivoire for services to the energy sector of that West African nation. He was honored in December 2011 as the outstanding industry leader of the year by Middle East Oil & Gas magazine. He also is a member of the board of trustees of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and a member of Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government visiting committee. He holds an MPA from the Kennedy School.

Norman and Suzanne Hascoe house (former)
Norman Hascoe, who died in 2007, was an engineer who designed materials for the semiconductor industry. Mrs. Hascoe, a former biochemist who helped Mr. Hascoe build his business, died in May 2010.
Norman Hascoe holds more than 100 patents. Started advanced semiconductor materials company with $8,000 in 1957. Sold in 1969, repurchased. Later sold to AlliedSignal in 1983 for $100 million in cash plus stock. Turned around, sold shares at Allied's high.

William Riddle's House
Riddle is a Managing Director at investment bank Lazard.

Peter Kiernan's House
He is a former Partner of Goldman Sachs and former-CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation.
Peter D. Kiernan is a successful businessman, venture philanthropist and corporate and government advisor. For decades he has been a tireless advocate for poverty fighting organizations, education reform, disability and disease related charities and hospital boards. His work in these activities has taken him to every continent on the globe. He has watched our nation procrastinate and ignore its most pressing problems and he has written a book with fresh analysis and bold prescriptions for fixing what’s ailing America.
New York Times Bestseller and International Book Award Winner “Becoming China’s Bitch and Nine More Catastrophes We Must Avoid Right Now.” asks you to step outside your comfort zone. It’s not a book about China exactly– it is about rediscovering our revolutionary ability to unite against our most pressing and dire problems. China plays a vital role because our status as superpower is challenged at every turn by the stirring dragon.
Written from this radical centrist approach, Becoming China’s Bitch is not a glib reaction to age old issues, but a thoroughly researched and investigated analysis of ten big issues and a call for a rebirth of American’s unique ability to unite and conquer their most vexing and dividing problems.

Lucio Noto's House
Lucio A. Noto has been Managing Partner of Midstream Partners LLC since March 2001. Mr. Noto served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Mobil Corporation since 1994. Mr. Noto served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Mobil Oil Corporation since 1994 and 1986 respectively. He served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Mobil Corporation from 1993 to March 1, 1998.
Mr. Noto served as the Vice Chairman of Exxon Mobil Corporation from November 1999 to January 2001. Mr. Noto started a long career with Mobil in 1962, serving with its Italian, Japanese, Saudi Arabian and Corporate Offices.
He has been a Director of RHJ International S.A. since June 21, 2011. He serves as a Director of the Commercial Industrial Bank (Cairo). He has been a Director at Philip Morris International, Inc. since March 27, 2008 and serves as its Presiding Director. He has been a Director of Penske Automotive Group Inc. since March 2001. Mr. Noto serves as a Director of Philip Morris Companies Inc. He serves as a Director of International Advisory Council of Mitsubishi Corp. (Tokyo) and the International Advisory Council of Singapore Technologies Inc. (Temasek).
He served as a Director of Old Carco LLC since May 2009. He served as a Director of Commercial International Bank of Egypt S.A.E. until September 30, 2009. He served as a Director of Stem Cell Innovations Inc., since June 2, 2006. He served as a Director of International Business Machines Corp., the holding of IBM Credit LLC since 1995. Mr. Noto served as a Director of Mobil Corporation since 1988. He served as a Director of Mobil Oil Corporation since 1986. Mr. Noto served as a Director of Shinsei Bank Ltd., until June 25, 2008. He served as a Director of Altria Group Inc., since 1998.

Ashish Bhutani's House
The CEO of Lazard Asset Management lives here.

Commodore Elias Cornelius Benedict's Estate (former)
This is the Greenwich, CT estate of Commodore Elias Cornelius Benedict (January 24, 1834 – November 22, 1920). Commodore Benedict was a prominent New York City banker and yachtsman. He specialized in the gas and rubber industries. He was president of the Commercial Acetylene Gas Company and of the Marine Engine Company. The property is within the Indian Harbor Association overlooking Long Island Sound. The main house is now owned by Malcolm H. Wiener, an Aegean prehistorian, retired principal in an investment management firm, and philanthropist. He is an American citizen, born in Tsingtao, China. He is married to Carolyn Talbot Seely Wiener, with whom he has four children.
This 17,427 square foot single family home has 7 bedrooms and 11.5 bathrooms. It is currently valued at $20,741,840 and property taxes exceed $209,000 a year. The estate, covering 80 waterfront acres, has been divided into sections over the years and sold off. Other owners have included Edwin C. Whitehead, an industrialist and philanthropist whose legacy includes the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, in Cambridge, Mass. The Whitehead estate offers not only the six-bedroom house but also a nine-car garage (with a clock tower and two apartments), a dock, a pool, a squash court, a tennis court, a greenhouse, a seven-acre peninsula and the three-acre Finch Island on Indian Harbor, formerly known as Tweed Island. Kevin P. Mahaney, a United States Olympic sailor, now owns the guest house, which is located near the intersection of Oneida Dr and Indian Harbor Dr.
Commodore Benedict was born in 1834 in Somers, New York. His father, Henry Benedict, was a clergyman. His mother was Mary Betts Lockwood, daughter of Captain Stephen Lockwood, of Norwalk, Connecticut. At fifteen in 1849, he joined the banking house of Corning & Co., New York. In 1857 he opened his own stockbroker's office on Wall Street. In 1859, he married Sarah Hart, daughter of Lucius Hart of New York. Their children were Frederick Hart Benedict, who was killed in an automobile accident near West Point; Martha, who married Ramsay Turnbull; Helen Ripley, who married Thomas Hastings; and Louise Adele Benedict, who married Clifford B. Harmon. During the United States Civil War he and his brother organized the Gold Exchange Bank. In later life Benedict became a yachtsman and was Commodore of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. He had been ill for more than a year and he died on November 22, 1920 in Indian Harbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Vincent Camuto's House (Deceased)
Vincent Camuto, the co-founder of the Nine West shoe empire, used to live here.

Mark Teixeira's House
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Mark Teixeira is a Major League Baseball first-basemen who is currently on the New York Yankees. He bought this house when he signed with the Yankees in 2009.

James Kilts' house
The former CEO of of The Gillette Company and founding partner of the private equity firm Centerview Partners owns this house.

Alan Batkin's House
The Vice-Chairman of Eton Park Capital lives here

Joseph Bastianich's House
This is the Greenwich, CT home of Joseph V. Bastianich and Deana K. Bastianich.
He was recently in the news due to a class-action lawsuit brought against himself and Mario Bateli, the celebrity chef and owner of several New York restaurants. In New York federal court in Manhattan, Mr. Bateli and his partner Mr. Bastianich were sued and accused of cheating workers of part of their tips for serving wine. He and his associate Joseph Bastianich agreed to pay $5.25 million to settle the class-action lawsuit, according to court papers. Servers at restaurants including Babbo, Casa Mono and Tarry Lodge sued in 2010 alleging their employers violated the Fair Labor Standards Act -- in part by pocketing gratuities equal to as much as 5 percent of nightly wine sales. "Mr. Batali, Mr. Bastianich, and their restaurants unlawfully confiscated a portion of their workers' hard-earned tips in order to supplement their own profits," employees said in their complaint. The settlement agreement, filed March 5, is subject to approval by a federal judge. "The matter has been resolved to the satisfaction of all parties, Rachel Bien, one of the employees' lawyers, said today by e-mail. The case is Capsolas v. Pasta Resources Inc., 10-cv-5595, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Mr. Bastianich is the son of Lidia Matticchio Bastianich, a Croatian-American chef, author, and restaurateur. He graduated from Boston College in 1989 with a degree in political science.
This 5,920 square foot single family home has 5 bedrooms and 8.0 bathrooms. The home was purchased on May 16, 2000 for $1,375,000. The home has a current appraised value of $3,757,714, according to public property records.

Peter Livanos' House
Livanos is a Greek shipping tycoon and billionaire, he controls 100% of Ceres Hellenic Shipping, the largest Greek fleet, in terms of tonnage, and a smaller ferry line of Russian-made hydrofoils that serve the Greek Islands.
He also owns homes in Athens, London and Switzerland.

Kenneth J. Savio's Estate
This is the Greenwich, CT home of Kenneth J. Savio, Sr. and Vanessa L. Savio. The owners are currently in the process of selling the mansion and a sale is pending for $9,500,000, according to public records, after being appraised for $16.2 million in March of 2007. The Savios acquired the 12,404 square foot home for $8.65 million on October 12, 2004.
Mr. Kenneth J. Savio, Ken serves as the U.S. Head of Macquarie Securities at Macquarie Capital (USA) Inc., the biggest investment bank in Australia. He heads the New York office's U.S. equity trading, derivatives and research operations. Mr. Savio has been Senior Managing Director and Head of Macquarie Securities at Macquarie Group, Ltd. since May 16, 2011. Mr. Savio serves as Managing Director and US Head of Macquarie Securities at Macquarie Securitisation Limited. Mr. Savio serves as Global Head of Equities at Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. He is Investment Professional at Guggenheim Partners, LLC. He served as a Co-Head of Trading and Sales at Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. He was responsible to build an equity trading desk at Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. Prior to this, Mr. Savio served as a Senior Managing Director and Co-Head of Global Equities at BTIG, LLC. He served as Global Head of Equities at Cantor Fitzgerald, LP until February 2011. He joined BTIG after a distinguished 20 plus year career at Bear Stearns where Mr. Savio served as Co-Head of Global Trading and Sales Trading, where he managed a global staff of 300 generating revenues of $1 billion in 2007, while increasing U.S. cash trading market share by nearly 26 percent and global cash trading market share by more than 33 percent. From 1991 to 2000, he served as a Managing Director of Bear Stearns and as its Senior Managing Director from 2005 to 2008. Mr. Savio served as the Head of Convertible Securities at Bear Stearns. He served as Head of U.S. Trading and Sales Trading at Bear Stearns from 2000 to 2005. He earned an MBA in Finance and a BA in Political Science from Fordham University.
Architectural integrity abounds in this beautifully remodeled Jacobethan (Jacobean revival) estate on 3.75 acres in a prime mid-country Greenwich location. The brick exterior, laid in Flemish bond, is trimmed with limestone and accented with wooden beams, copper drainpipes, terra cotta, and marble. Bas relief plaques tell mythological and biblical stories as well as knighthood tales from the original English manor home upon which this 1930 Tudor was modeled. The "Fountain Yard" at the front of this stately residence is reminiscent of the English countryside, with its formal manicured gardens, flower carvings, and large cobble stone parking courtyard. A separate drive leads to a freestanding building comprised of an additional 3-car garage with a 2-bedroom apartment above. A grand front-to-back foyer leads to a welcoming fully outfitted wet bar and a lovely library with coffered copper ceiling, wood burning fireplace, copious built-ins, and doors to the special loggia leading to the rear gardens and swimming pool. Across the breadth of this magnificent home, a spectacular brick terrace with built-in stone seating areas offers a peaceful setting from which to take in the splendid landscape. The estate's interior has been totally and exquisitely renovated with care and authenticity. A cook's kitchen, with all the "bells and whistles" demanded by today's gourmet chef, serves as a gathering place for family and friends. A Wolf 6-burner range, a glass-faced fireplace, and an adjacent breakfast room ensure cozy dining. Upstairs there are six en suite bedrooms and several other multi-purpose rooms which can be utilized as sleeping quarters, playroom, or even a billiard room. All rooms have been recently renovated and decorated for elegant living. A large, full-height basement is ready for completion. A bonus studio/exercise room with full bath above the home's oversized garage is convenient to the pool and tennis court, and is perfect for guests or staff. Timeless beauty and a plethora of historic features await in this unique estate residence. Julianne Ward of Prudential Connecticut Realty has the listing.

'Balloon Dog (Yellow)' by Jeff Koons
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on the Steven A. Cohen estate

Brian Cohn's House
Cohn is the former president of SAC, Steve Cohen's famous hedge fund firm. In 2010, he left SAC to establish his own business.

Marc Rowan's House
Rowan is the billionaire co-founder of Apollo Global Management, one of the world's largest private equity firms. As of September 2013, he ranks 222nd on the Forbes 400 list, worth an estimated $2.5 billion.

Alan Breed's House
Breed is the president of Edgewood Management, a multi billion investment advisor.

George Lindemann's house
The Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Union Company owns this house.

John Liew's House
John, a co-founder of AQR, heads the Global Asset Allocation team, overseeing the research, portfolio management, and trading associated with that strategy. Prior to AQR, he worked at Goldman, Sachs & Co. as a portfolio manager in the Asset Management Division where he developed and managed quantitative trading strategies. He began his career at Trout Trading, developing quantitative market-neutral stock-selection strategies. John has published articles in the Journal of Portfolio Management and the Financial Analysts Journal, and has received the Bernstein Fabozzi/Jacobs Levy award and the Graham and Dodd award for his articles. John is a member of the University of Chicago Board of Trustees and sits on the university’s investment committee. He earned a Ph.D. in finance, an M.B.A., and a B.A. in economics from Chicago.