Billionaire Ken Griffin wants to relocate a historic Miami home he purchased for $107 million. Preservationists say it could set a dangerous precedent

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Billionaire Ken Griffin wants to relocate a historic Miami home he purchased for $107 million. Preservationists say it could set a dangerous precedent

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Published 07 Feb 2023

Ken Griffin, the founder and CEO of Citadel. E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service/Getty Images The billionaire Ken Griffin bought a historic Miami property for about $107 million in September. The financier is said to be mulling moving an early-1900s home from the site to…

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Billionaire Ken Griffin wants to relocate a historic Miami home he purchased for $107 million. Preservationists say it could set a dangerous precedent.

The Citadel CEO argues moving the home built for William Jennings Bryan will increase public access to the property. Others call..

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Billionaire Ken Griffin wants to relocate a historic Miami home he purchased for $107 million. Preservationists say it could set a dangerous precedent

Billionaire Ken Griffin wants to relocate a historic Miami home he purchased for $107 million. Preservationists say it could set a dangerous precedent

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