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Lawyerly Lairs: A Prominent Chicago Law Grad Sells His $11 Million Townhouse

You'll feel pangs of envy when you find out how much he paid for it....

onAugust 13, 2014 at 5:31 PMAugust 15, 2014 at 6:31 AM

Of course it does. Behold the patio and garden:

And if the (anonymous) new owners want to put in a roof garden, that’s a possibility, as reflected in the floor plans (click on each to enlarge):

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Congratulations to Dan and Alisa Doctoroff on the successful sale of this stunning home. Doctoroff never really practiced law; he made his fortune in banking, private equity, and media. But he’s living proof that you “can do anything with a law degree” — including, if you’re talented and lucky, own a magnificent Manhattan mansion.

Former Bloomberg number 2 Dan Doctoroff sells Upper West Side mansion for $11.25M
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309 West 91st Street [Douglas Elliman]

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