Well, if you've got $20 million, Bill Ackman might be able to help you. The billionaire hedge fund manager has listed two neighboring apartments for a total of $19.9 million, seven years after reportedly spending $22 million to buy them, according to New York Magazine's Curbed website.

Bill Ackman is a billionaire nine times over, according to Forbes. One stock he recently loaded up on is Brookfield (NYSE: BN) -- which also happens to be one of my favorite stocks and top holdings. Here's why I think buying Brookfield was a wise move that will likely make Ackman even more money.

Bill Ackman is a billionaire investor with a history of huge wins like Chipotle ( CMG -1.00%), which he bought at the company's low point in 2016. But where is Ackman investing today? Travis Hoium uncovers his portfolio based on a recent filing with the SEC.

Over the last two quarters, Ackman has built two new significant positions for Pershing Square -- Nike (NYSE: NKE) and Brookfield (NYSE: BN) -- piling an estimated $2.2 billion into those stocks during the third quarter alone. Here's why.

Unsurprisingly, billionaire investor Bill Ackman added to his position in footwear giant Nike (NYSE:NKE) during the last quarter. As to whether Ackman is finished building his position remains the multi-billion-dollar question.

Shares of Pershing Square Holdings, a closed-end fund that is Ackman’s chief investment vehicle, finished Friday at $45.21 in U.S. trading, little changed since election day, wh

In its latest quarterly report, management didn't provide any guidance. Nike is operating in a competitive environment, and rivals like Lululemon and On Holding have captured market share from it in recent years.

Diversification, schmiversification. That seems to be the attitude of billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman. His Pershing Square Capital Management owns a total of 10 stocks. Two of those stocks are different share classes of the same company -- Alphabet.