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Limbaugh Finally Leaving Manhattan
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Jaya Saxena
Published Jul 11, 2010
Modified Jul 11, 2010
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After bitching about "ridiculous" income taxes, radio host Rush Limbaugh vowed to leave the city and never look back. And now, to the joy of every New Yorker who has ever told an out-of-towner to get out if they can't handle the city, he is actually leaving! Limbaugh reportedly sold his gaudy East 86th Street condo for $11.5 million. The 10-room apartment boasts Central Park views and skies painted right on the ceilings, but sold for about $3 million less than he originally listed it for. The city raked in about $325,000 in transfer taxes from the sale. So, where is Limbaugh off to next? We hear Costa Rica is really nice this time of year.
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