• Philanthropist and Democratic fundraiser Fern Hurst has put her fifth-floor, 13-room co-op at 1060 Fifth Avenue (left) on the market. It can be yours for $24 million. [Cityfile, Warburg]
• Cristina de Heeren Noble, the daughter of Wanamaker department store heir Rodman de Heeren, has paid $15 million for a 6,255-square-foot penthouse apartment at 1200 Fifth Avenue. [Cityfile]
• Textile heiress/artist Bokara Legendre, who paid $8.1 million for an apartment at 1035 Fifth Avenue back in June, has sold her former residence at 935 Park for $3.625 million. [Cityfile]

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. partner Marc Lipschultz has paid $21.5 million for an apartment at 1060 Fifth Avenue—the tony building that George Soros and hedge funder Scott Bommer call home—according to property records just posted today. The third floor, 15-room co-op features five bedrooms, a butler's pantry, and Central Park views. The apartment's floorplan after the jump.