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Eliot Spitzer’s dad moves but stays on same Midtown block

From left: 911 Seventh Avenue and Bernard Spitzer
From left: 911 Seventh Avenue and Bernard Spitzer

UPDATED,11:26 a.m., November 14: Bernard Spitzer, papa to fallen pol Eliot Spitzer, is moving today across his block in Midtown – to rental digs at 200 Central Park South.

Spitzer’s new address will officially be unit 27A at 911 Seventh Avenue. The real estate mogul put up the Central Park building in 1963 and sponsored its co-op conversion in 1984. Rent at the two-bedroom pad, which boasts Central Park views to the north and Times Square to the south, is $12,750 a month.

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The Spitzer family has deep ties to New York’s real estate market, with a portfolio totaling roughly $1 billion. [Michael Gross] — Julie Strickland

Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated the location of Bernard Spitzer’s new home. He has relocated to 200 Central Park South.

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