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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.wsj.com/articles/steven-mnuchin-asks-32-5-million-for-longtime-manhattan-home-1536850530\nSteven Mnuchin Asks $32.5 Million for Longtime Manhattan Home\nPresident Trump’s Treasury Secretary is selling a five-bedroom apartment at 740 Park Avenue, one of New York’s most exclusive buildings\nLocated at 740 Park Avenue, one of Manhattan’s most exclusive buildings, the apartment of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has listed for $32.5 million. Photo: JAMES SMOLKA/WARBURG REALTY\nKatherine Clarke\nBiographyKatherine Clarke\n@KathyClarkeNYC\nKatherine.Clarke@wsj.com\nSept. 13, 2018 10:55 am ET\nTreasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has listed a Manhattan home that has been in his family for decades for $32.5 million.\nLocated at 740 Park Avenue, the apartment has five bedrooms, according to a listing on the website of real estate agency Warburg Realty. The building is one of New York’s most exclusive; wealthy families like the Vanderbilts, Rockefellers, Bouviers, Kochs and Bronfmans have all lived there, according to the book “740 Park: The Story of the World’s Richest Apartment Building,” by Michael Gross. The building was built by James T. Lee, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s grandfather, and designed by architect Rosario Candela.\nMore from Mansion\nStephen Ross Lists Central Park Pad for $75 Million July 16, 2019\nLaguna Beach Home With Secluded Swimming Cove Asks $35 Million July 11, 2019\nJoe Montana Relists California Estate at 41% Discount July 10, 2019\nMr. Mnuchin has owned the roughly 6,500-square-foot apartment since 2000, when he purchased it from his aunt, Carol Lederman, for $10.5 million, according to Mr. Gross’s book. While the unit has been in Mr. Mnuchin’s family since the 1960s, Mr. Mnuchin hasn’t been treating it as his primary home, according to people with knowledge of his situation. Mr. Mnuchin was based primarily in California before he assumed his role with President Donald Trump’s campaign, those people said. A Treasury Department spokeswoman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.\nWhile the unit has been in Mr. Mnuchin’s family since the 1960s, Mr. Mnuchin hasn’t been treating it as his primary home. Photo: AFP/Getty Images\nThe 12-room apartment spans two floors, with wood-burning fireplaces and a sweeping curved staircase. The listing agents are Ms. Lederman, the aunt who sold the unit to Mr. Mnuchin, and her colleague and daughter Judy Kloner. They declined to comment.\nA former Goldman Sachs banker, Mr. Mnuchin became a Hollywood financier and was later appointed Mr. Trump’s campaign-finance chairman.\nWant more real estate? Get a weekly briefing on news, trends, insights, deals and personalities with our brand-new newsletter. Subscribe here.\nWrite to Katherine Clarke at katherine.clarke@wsj.com\nAppeared in the September 14, 2018, print edition as 'Steven Mnuchin Lists His Longtime Manhattan Home.'\nShow Conversation Hide Conversation (45)\nThe Treasury Secretary is selling a unit in what’s been called the world’s richest apartment building"