Maria Bartiromo and Husband Buy $6.5 M. East Side Townhouse
According to the New York Observer, CNBC star Maria Bartiromo and her husband Jonathan Stienberg have purchased a 5 story townhouse in Manhattan. What makes this more newsworthy was the scandal when Bartiromo was traveling with Citigroup executive Todd Thompson who was later fired for his conduct with Bartiromo.
People watching the situation were expecting a separation, instead they got a home purchase.
Despite her salacious scandal earlier this year, CNBC’s top anchor, Maria (the “Money Honey”) Bartiromo, and husband Jonathan Steinberg are settling into domestic bliss: They’ve closed on a five-level townhouse on East 62nd Street, paying $6.5 million.
The five-bedroom house, east of Third Avenue, has a second-floor balcony overlooking the 39-foot-long backyard garden, plus a two-camera security system with a flat-screen monitor.
The couple signed a contract in late February, less than one month after Ms. Bartiromo’s friend Todd Thompson, the head of Citigroup’s wealth-management branch, was publicly fired for “inappropriately showering corporate resources” on Ms. Bartiromo, according to a published report. For example, Mr. Thompson reportedly booted executives off a cross-continental Citigroup flight to be alone with the impeccably brunette anchoress. via NYO
Not sure this program passes the common sense test. Isn't it true that the governments management of the housing industry ...
Well, it's March 2010 and I have not seen much of a change in the economy in Indianapolis, Indiana. Maybe ...
Coastal cities are fragile in the face of a catastrophe like this. The buildings would be destroyed in minutes. 
As a potential first-time home buyer, I have zero confidence that I would be making a smart investment in purchasing ...
I also found on craigslist a home in Avon, Hartford County, Connecticut, with pictures. Then when I received the following ...
I want to know how many of you voted for "Good Ole Change"??? HAHA! How's that change working out for ...
Nina, although you seem like the ultimate heartless bitch I still sincerely pray that you are never in poor Mr. ...
It sounds like it really depends on consumer confidence then. I feel like if people do start spending their money ...
