Hedge fund chief Barry Rosenstein is selling one of his Hamptons homes for $37 million, far less than its original $70 million price tag
Hedge fund chief Barry Rosenstein is selling one of his Hamptons homes for $37 million, according to people familiar with the deal.
While the East Hampton sale is one of the largest of the year so far in the Hamptons, the property fetched far less than its original asking price of $70 million in 2017. The property wasn’t publicly listed at the time of the sale.
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