Flush Wall Street workers are keeping luxury deals flowing 
When Vickey Barron’s client, a 27-year-old working in finance, heard what his bonus was going to be last year, he went on a “shopping spree.” “I would imagine it feels like, ‘Oh, I just won the lottery,’” said Barron, a veteran Compass agent. “[They were] fixated on buying. It wasn’t a question, it was: ‘let’s find the right property.’” They ended up with a Chelsea condo for just under $5 million. Barron’s client is one of many finance workers in the city with a winning lottery ticket in the form of a big year-end bonus. The city’s biggest firms have […]
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