• It looks like former Lehman chief Dick Fuld and his wife Kathy might unload their co-op at 640 Park Avenue, after all. The Fulds have reportedly received an offer "in the $27 million range" for the 6,200-square-foot spread—which they listed for $32 million last month before taking it off the market a week later—although they've yet to decide whether to accept the bid. [NYP]
• Robert J. Katz, Goldman Sachs's former general counsel, has paid $7.525 million for a three-bedroom, 16th-floor apartment at 860 Fifth Avenue. The seller was jewelry designer Jean Vitau and his wife Irene. [Cityfile]
• Alan Mnuchin—the former Bear and Lehman banker, founder of AGM Partners, son of Bob Mnuchin, and brother of IndyMac CEO Steve Mnuchin—has put the six-bedroom home he shares with wife Kimberly on East Hampton's Hither Lane up for sale for $17.5 million. [Newsday, Sotheby's]

• Doug Griebel, co-founder and president of the Rosa Mexicano restaurant chain, paid $1.9 million for a 23rd-floor apartment at The Bromley on West 83rd Street. [Cityfile]
• Marc Juris, executive vice president and general manager of truTV (formerly CourtTV) paid $2.8 million for a three-bedroom condo at 133 West 22nd Street. [Cityfile]
• Artist Cosimo Cavallaro has lowered the price of his apartment/gallery at 20 South 4th Street in Williamsburg for the fourth time since listing it for $12.8 million one year ago. It's now listed for $5.95 million. [NYO, Stribling]
• Former Yankee Bobby Abreu has dropped the price of his apartment as well. The Angels outfielder's 37th-floor condo at One Beacon Court, which he put on the market for $7.9 million earlier this month, is now $6.9 million. [NYO, PDE]