Psychic owns 2nd most expensive apartment in NYC

He probably saw this happening years ago.

Yahoo Homes says Steve Feder, producer of the popular Ms. Cleo psychic hotline infomercials, owns the second-most expensive apartment in Manhattan, a $100,000 per month penthouse in the Time-Warner building.

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The site says only actor Robert DeNiro pays more.

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Psychic-hotline producer owns 2nd most expensive apartment in NYC

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