
Erin Hudson
Municipal Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News
Municipal finance reporter @business covering K-12 education and Florida. All views are my own.
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1 week ago |
chicagobusiness.com | Anna Jean Kaiser |Ann Choi |Erin Hudson
Ken Griffin has made his mark throughout South Florida, shaping politics, luring businesses and amassing luxury real estate. In Palm Beach, he’s also picked up a particular distinction: a property-tax bill exceeding $10 million. It’s a tiny sliver of the Citadel CEO’s $48 billion fortune. But it makes him the Palm Beach homeowner with the largest property-tax assessment, at a time when the enclave has seen its coffers swell after a pandemic-fueled wealth boom.
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1 week ago |
fa-mag.com | Anna Jean Kaiser |Ann Choi |Erin Hudson
Ken Griffin has made his mark throughout South Florida, shaping politics, luring businesses and amassing luxury real estate. In Palm Beach, he’s also picked up a particular distinction: a property-tax bill exceeding $10 million. It’s a tiny sliver of the Citadel CEO’s $48 billion fortune. But it makes him the Palm Beach homeowner with the largest property-tax assessment, at a time when the enclave has seen its coffers swell after a pandemic-fueled wealth boom.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Anna Jean Kaiser |Ann Choi |Erin Hudson
Ken Griffin has made his mark throughout South Florida, shaping politics, luring businesses and amassing luxury real estate. In Palm Beach, he’s also picked up a particular distinction: a property-tax bill exceeding $10 million. It’s a tiny sliver of the Citadel CEO’s $48 billion fortune. But it makes him the Palm Beach homeowner with the largest property-tax assessment, at a time when the enclave has seen its coffers swell after a pandemic-fueled wealth boom.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Anna Jean Kaiser |Ann Choi |Erin Hudson
Beachfront properties along South Ocean Boulevard in Palm Beach County. (Bloomberg) -- Ken Griffin has made his mark throughout South Florida, shaping politics, luring businesses and amassing luxury real estate. In Palm Beach, he’s also picked up a particular distinction: a property-tax bill exceeding $10 million. It’s a tiny sliver of the Citadel CEO’s $48 billion fortune.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Erin Hudson |Jonathan Randles
In the hyper-competitive landscape of New York City’s private schools, Manhattan Country School bore all the hallmarks of success. It boasted a valuable campus on a leafy Upper West Side block, a farm in the Catskills where generations of students have learned how to milk cows, weave and plant squash and beans. It also had a dedicated community of families and alumni dating to the progressive institution’s founding in 1966 at the peak of the civil rights era.
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A private school on Manhattan’s Upper West Side is at risk of shutting as soon as this week after a bankruptcy judge rejected an emergency financing plan that would keep it open. Story w @sparkyrandles https://t.co/9uQZozkCoB

ICYMI Friday afternoon: An Upper West Side private school promoting social justice and a progressive academic curriculum filed for Ch. 11 bankruptcy https://t.co/7xujjcmPiE

My latest from the private school beat: Why top British boarding schools traveled to NYC this month to woo New York families as part of a global show's inaugural foray into the US https://t.co/OKILrWyUmo