Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner endured plenty of ridicule when he put his suburban New York, home on the market in 2007 and it didn't sell. (Example: this Daily Show segment.) Geithner's real estate quandary became a popular data point in the housing collapse. Will his predecessor, Hank Paulson, fare better? We'll see. Paulson has just listed his DC mansion for sale at a cool $4.6 million.
Want to ogle his place? Virtual tour here.
Joshua Green is a former writer and editor at The Atlantic.
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