Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has found a buyer for his Manhattan penthouse, which listed for $39.5 million in December. It was the priciest home under contract last week among 29 NYC properties.
Source: Inman News
Former Google CEO scores buyer for $39.5M NoHo penthouse
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