Billionaire Ken Griffin, who owns by far the largest estate in Palm Beach, gave a hint ... in his vision for his house, the 54-year-old head of the Citadel investments empire told a packed ...

And just like in Miami, it appears that Citadel may have purchased the Palm Beach building where it will house its office. Citadel reportedly paid $363 million for a 2.5-acre site at 1201 Brickell Bay ...

Billionaire hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin has made plenty of news in Palm Beach, where he plans to open an office of his Citadel financial ... Ken Griffin buys a house nearby ...

Griffin, the founder and CEO of Citadel whose net worth ... Moore Architects of West Palm Beach, among others. The plans call for a 21,433-square-foot main house that includes a master suite ...

The billionaire hedge fund manager’s new house ... The Citadel founder and CEO plans to use the vast estate as his retirement home. Google Earth Griffin’s buying spree in Palm Beach began ...

Billionaire hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin is planning to open a satellite office of his Citadel financial empire in Palm Beach on the upper floor of the former Neiman Marcus building on Worth ...

Ken Griffin’s South Florida state of mind: Citadel to open Palm Beach office The non-waterfront house was on the market with One Sotheby’s International Realty’s Michael Martinez ...

At the start of the pandemic, Citadel established a beachhead at the Four Seasons Palm Beach hotel to ensure fluid trading as COVID-19 locked down many businesses.