The Pierre: Another Year On Top; Another Year Unsold
February 3, 2006 | 10:34 a.m.

Inside Martin Zweig's penthouse. Once again, Forbes’ Sara Clemence researches extensively to provide a luxury real-estate list. Previous pieces tracked the most expensive zip codes or rentals; this latest one tackles the priciest penthouses in several U.S. cities. Hedge-funder Martin Zweig’s $70 million penthouse tops the list once again here in Manhattan. However, it’s unfortunate that 16-room spread at the Pierre gets the 2006 prize, considering that it hasn’t budged since October 2004. Not even a price cut to entice wealthy buyers. So is Mr. Zwieg serious about selling the 11,000-square-foot apartment, or does it remain on the market solely to take the top spot on real estate "best of" lists? - Michael Calderone
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