Chinese rich second to purchase Manhattan's most expensive mansion

Priced as high as 33.2 million dollars into New York real estate price stability Mark buyer is a Malaysian financial company's director according to the US Wall Street Journal, a Chinese businessman who recently bought a 33.2 million-square-metre luxury apartment in Manhattan for a dollar (about 230 million yuan).　　, up to 65,000 dollars per square metre (about 444,000 yuan), the highest price for apartments in Manhattan since this year, and even the U.S. media called New York's real estate price stability is an important sign.　　The original owner was an Italian filmmaker who was forced to repay the debt. It is reported that this apartment is located in the Trump International Hotel building, located in the perfect location, overlooking New York City, Manhattan Central Park, the beautiful scenery.　　The original owner of the apartment, Chech Gaori, a famous Italian filmmaker, has produced more than 200 films, such as "Postman" and "Beautiful Life". Not long ago, Chech Gaori was in financial trouble, embroiled in a bankruptcy fraud charge in Italy and was briefly jailed. Court records show that he eventually defaulted on "Fortress Investment group" as much as $28 million trillion of debt.　　　　The loan was mortgaged to three homes in New York, London and Los Angeles, and Gowrie had to sell all three of the current properties and repay the debt.　　The 33.2 million-dollar price of the apartment was officially auctioned this January, and the auction lasted for two hours, and the bidders went through a 35-round bid that finally settled.　　The 33.2 million-dollar sky-high was a joint-stock company in the name of the Rothschild Bank Trust in Zurich, but the behind-the-scenes buyer did not disclose his identity to the outside world.　　U.S. media said the apartment was able to sell at such high prices, highlighting the signs of recovery in the past few months after a long period of sluggish sales and price declines in Manhattan's luxury property. Wired survey buyers named Liu Dehao, a Malaysian Chinese journalist, contacted the senior real estate agent Howard Magris of New York's Aliman real estate company, who was responsible for selling the apartment this morning.　　Magris told reporters that the mysterious buyer is a Malaysian Chinese-American Liu Dehao (Taekjholow), who is only 20 years old, and is a director of a Malaysian financial company, in the financial sector.　　The reporter's online search of the young man's data and photos found that the bespectacled, slightly fatter Kuoshao graduated from the Wharton School in New York's hottest nightclub day, after living in New York for up to 100,000 dollars in luxury apartments. Magris told reporters about the most expensive apartment in Manhattan. The apartment originally has 5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms and a spacious living room, but the former owner of the apartment Chech Gaori in order to prepare the decoration, unexpectedly put all the interior walls have been knocked out, the whole apartment into a huge ' cement box '. ”