, once the home of the late Canadian media mogul Izzy Asper, was sold by an entity created by Asper called House of Canterbury Inc. Paulette Koch of the Corcoran Group represented the buyer, Parkview Associates LLC. That sales record was broken by another deal this month that marked the largest home sale of 2011: A

as fireplaces, 14-foot-high ceilings on the parlor floor and "a stunning garden facing the Brooklyn Heights Promenade," according to the listing on the Corcoran Group Web site. The seller, according to city records, is Nina Collins. a literary agent. When she bought the home with Marek Fludzinski, a hedge fund ma