In an Expansive Brooklyn Townhouse, Life Begins At 40…Million
The owner had purchased the brownstone, the former home of the entrepreneur and trader, Abiel Abbot Low, whose son, Seth, was the 92nd mayor of New York City, for a paltry $2.3 million. And lately, he’d mustered the services of Corcoran broker Vicki Negron to sell it, for $40 million—the highest listing price in the borough’s history. He’d bought a place in Miami Beach and he’d bought a boat. He had hired a man to drive the boat. He also keeps a home in France, from whence Ms. Pinet hails.
