Divorcing hedge funder quietly buying home in ‘billionaires’ bunker’

The New York Post reports:

Billionaire hedge fund titan Ken Griffin is quietly buying a $200 million-plus home in the so-called “billionaires’ bunker” at 220 Central Park South.

Despite reports that a Qatari mogul was closing in on a record $250 million spread at the under-construction tower to make a single penthouse in the sky, multiple sources tell Page Six the buyer is actually Griffin.

Chicago-based Citadel founder Griffin, 46, who is worth $7 billion, is still mired in an ugly divorce from his wife of 11 years, Anne Dias-Griffin, who is asking for $1 million per month in child support — in line with her current family expenditure.

But while the estranged couple battle over their homes in Chicago and Aspen, Colo., and at Manhattan’s 820 Fifth Ave., Griffin has gone on a spending spree at 220 Central Park South, the Robert A.M. Stern-designed, 950-foot-tall tower, where prices run from $30 million to $160 million-plus.

Thank you Federal Reserve!