Ken Lewis Selling South Carolina Island Getaway at a Loss
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Kenneth D. Lewis, who retired as Bank of America Corp.’s chief executive officer after the housing crisis almost toppled the firm, is selling a South Carolina island home for less than it cost 12 years ago.
“Unfortunately, we did not get there as much as we would have liked,” Lewis, who hasn’t given many interviews since leaving the bank in 2009 after a $45 billion taxpayer bailout, said by e-mail. “Spring Island is one of the most beautiful locations in the country if you like the low country, which I do.”