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Slack co-founder sells Aspen estate for $30 million after bought-at-$25 million deal

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Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield and his partner Jen Rubio have finalized the sale of their Aspen property for $30 million. The couple completed the transaction shortly after their separation. They had purchased the estate in January 2021 for roughly $25 million. Although they initially listed it at $45 million, the final price still delivered a profit. The buyers are professional poker players David and Erika Sands, who already own real estate in New York and California.

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