The 90th-floor unit in the 35 Hudson Yards skyscraper is where the fictional character Kendall Roy lives high above the rest of New York City, brooding and plotting his next move against his ruthless father, media mogul Logan Roy.
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‘Succession’ penthouse at Hudson Yards goes for $35M, reports say
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