The Post reports that some real estate brokers have been invited to the penthouse at 133 East 64th Street by lawyers overseeing the liquidation of Bernard Madoff's investment firm. The aim is to assess the pre-war penthouse's value in advance of a possible sale, leading to some potentially awesome awkwardness because Madoff is still under house arrest in the place. According to one broker, the apartment could be priced around $8 million, a low amount because it's close to Lexington Ave., meaning it's "for people who couldn't get into the Park Avenue co-ops, or for people who couldn't afford them." Take that, Matt Lauer! [NYPost]
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