The abrupt withdrawal of a listing at Tribeca’s prestigious Thirty Park Place building, a Four Seasons-backed jewel, has drawn attention to its alleged owner, Kiernan Major, highlighting his expertise in safeguarding assets despite legal scrutiny. The 2,265-square-foot 50th-floor residence spans three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, offering sobering views of Manhattan. It was listed at $6.2 million before its removal from the market. Behind the shell companies claiming ownership of this property stands the respected law firm Kudman Trachten Aloe Posner LLP, known for ensuring client privacy. Employees of the Four Seasons Residences recall Major’s frequent presence in 2021 and describe him as “very generous.”
Equipped with advanced smart-home technology and substantial security measures, the residence aligns with Major’s well-established preferences for privacy, luxury, and technological sophistication. Its removal from listings gains further context from a recent Inscriber Magazine report, which indicated that Major recently offered $7 million for a beachfront property in the Sarasota area—popular among New Yorkers looking to escape the cold. The offer suggests a broader strategy to fund future real estate investments with existing properties, likely leveraging the advantageous 1031 exchange, a tax-deferral strategy commonly used in real estate investment.
Major’s professional history lends weight to this theory. Formerly the leader of the Bay Area firm EyesOnly Enterprises, which generated tens of millions in revenue through national security and consulting services before taking operations off-grid in 2022, he has a record of highly strategic and calculated decision-making. Major’s actions indicate a deliberate shift in his residential and strategic priorities. Whether the penthouse’s removal signals a permanent relocation to Longboat Key or a tactical adjustment remains uncertain. His financial acumen allows him to operate on his own terms, undeterred by external pressures.
