Vince and Linda McMahon are now selling their Park Tower Stamford penthouse in Stamford, Connecticut, at a market value of $4.1 million. It is currently one of the highest-priced condominiums in the state. The home covers about 3,351 square feet with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The couple first purchased the penthouse in October of 2009 for $4.1 million, so they’ll be getting their money back.

It’s worth noting that this isn’t the only change in scenery, for Vince at least. WWE plans on opening a new headquarters later this year in downtown Stamford at 667 Washington Blvd. The company has been based at their more recognized 1241 E. Main St for decades now, so the change came as something of a surprise when it became public knowledge.

WWE has used the current location in storylines numerous times over the years. The most recent was in 2020 when the company held its annual Money in the Bank Ladder matches for the men and women simultaneously inside the building. Daniel Bryan and AJ Styles notably fought through the halls into Vince’s office before being ordered out.

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“It’s sad because when I started working for this company, there was Linda McMahon, Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon, and Stephanie McMahon, and now it seems to be all broken apart. All the money in the world can’t fix it. They have all the money globally, a publicly-traded company, which is ok. The family has torn apart at this point, I think. Maybe not torn apart all the way, which I hope not, but it’s torn apart.” 

Shane McMahon has not appeared on WWE television since WrestleMania 37, where he wrestled a steel cage match against Braun Strowman. However, the former referee does not believe that the chairman’s son is currently working in a behind-the-scenes role within WWE.

Chioda asked, “where is he at now? Is he in the office? Is he running things? Is the Vice President? Is the Vice CEO? Can somebody tell me where he’s at right now because he should be there? I mean, even with triple H out, you’re going Johnny Laurinaitis, Road Dogg, and Scott Armstrong running the Fu**ing business? You’re not going to have Shane McMahon there? Where’s he at? It boggles me for many years too. A lot of heat there. it gets more interesting, believe me.”

In August of this year, Shena McMahon was named as Executive Chairman of Ideanomics. Ideanomics is a company that deals with financial services and industries experiencing technological disruption.

Mike Cioda believes that tensions surrounding the boss’s son and Triple H date back to when hunter first started dating Stephanie McMahon back in the ’90s. Shane had told Triple H that he shouldn’t be dating his sister as she was his boss’s daughter.

“That’s why the feud fell out, that’s for sure. It was a thing from Vince Sr. that came around many years ago. They didn’t want anybody dating talent, none of the kids, and none of their family. He didn’t want them taking bumps, which that didn’t happen. I think Shane really had a big part of that, and that’s why Shane and triple h had a falling out for many years, and that’s why Shane was exiled for ten years.” (H/T WrestlingNews.com)

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