Intuit exec's ex-wife pays $17.5M at 15 CPW
July 27, 2009 02:06PM By Adam Pincus
William Campbell's ex-wife, Roberta, bought a unit in 15 CPW
The ex-wife of the chairman of the board of software giant Intuit bought a four-bedroom apartment in 15 Central Park West for $17.5 million, about $3 million more than the seller paid for the condominium 16 months earlier.
Roberta Campbell, formerly married to William Campbell, current
chairman of the board and former CEO of the California-based company,
is the
only buyer named on the purchase, which closed July 15, according to
city property records made public today.
There was no mortgage filed for the 11th-floor unit in the House building of the development, indicating the purchase was all cash.
Campbell bought the 3,840-square-foot unit, with views to the east and west, from Paula Lascano, who paid $14.2 million in March 2008 for the sponsor unit.
Lascano first put the apartment on the market in April 2008 for $22.95 million and its price was cut five times to $18.5 million in March 2009, before going into contract in May, data from Streeteasy.com shows.
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Comments
Anonymous
HAHAHAHA
Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 07/27/09
Anonymous
Its always the wives.
Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 07/27/09
Anonymous
over paid just a tad, me thinks
Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 07/27/09
Anonymous
all of us suckers that pay $100+ for turbotax just bought this broad a pretty nice apt.
Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 07/27/09
Anonymous
overpriced, overpaid. these rich condo buyer idiots pay this much because they can't get into the nyc old money buildings on 5th or park ave. thank god for co-ops boards.
Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 07/28/09
Anonymous
Can't anyone appreciate the value of a great piece of real estate. And why all the sexist comments? She probably played a huge role in her husband's success. And i am sure a co-op board would be thrilled to have her in their buildings. Stop the sour grapes talk.
Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 07/29/09