Xerox Ceo buys $8 million condominium in Manhattan N.Y.

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Xerox Ceo buys $8 million condominium in Manhattan N.Y.
Xerox Corp. CEO Ursula Burns’ 5,800-square-foot home in Brighton is on the market.
According to Xerox spokesman Carl Langsenkamp, with Burns’ primary residence in Connecticut, selling the Greenfield Lane home “has always been part of her family’s plan as she moved into the CEO role.” Burns was named CEO in July 2009. She also became chairwoman of the Connecticut-based document and business services outsourcing company in May 2010.

Langsenkamp said that with the Burns family’s “close personal ties to Rochester, they’ll maintain a smaller secondary residence here.”Early this year, Burns bought an $8 million condominium in Manhattan.According to the Nothnagle Realtors listing, the seven-bedroom home on 1.6 acres has an asking price of $879,000.

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October 18, 2011 at 9:35 AM