Todd Michael Glaser plans to buy Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion and replace with a new home. The real-estate developer has signed a contract with Epstein’s estate to buy the waterfront property for an undisclosed price, but estimated to be lower than the original listing in July for $21.995 million. The 6-bedroom mansion is a famous location for Epstein committing sex-trafficking crimes and luring underage girls.
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Douglas Elliman Releases Q3 2020 Florida Regions Market Reports For South Florida
Douglas Elliman has just released their Q3 2020 Market Reports for Florida regions, which were prepared in conjunction with Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuel INC. The reports have revealed that sales rose sharply higher year over year, rebounding quickly from the restraint of spring market activity at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Rockstar Energy Drink Founder Flips North Palm Beach Estate For $48 Million
Russel Weiner, the billionaire founder of Rockstar Energy Drink, has flipped his North Palm Beach Estate for $48 Million, $15 Million more than he had purchased the estate for just weeks ago. Elin Nordegren, ex-wife of Tiger Woods, sold Weiner the estate for $33 Million in September. The estate consists of two homes on 3.3 acres of land just south of the Seminole Golf Club.
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Gatsby Enterprises Acquires DiVosta Towers Office Complex In Palm Beach Gardens For $80 Million
A joint venture led by the New York-based real estate investment firm Gatsby Enterprises has acquired the DiVosta Towers office complex in Palm Beach Gardens for $80 million. Gatsby Enterprises is led by Nadar Shalom and the complex was acquired in partnership with Master Mind LLC, led by Babak Ebrahimzadeh.
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The Corcoran Group To Take Over Sales Of DDG Development's 3550 South Ocean's Remaining Inventory
The Corcoran Group has been appointed to take over sales of the remaining inventory at 3550 South Ocean, a luxury condo project being developed by DDG, led by Joe McMillan. Sales will be led by Kerry Warwick who had previously oversaw pre-construction sales of the project with Douglas Elliman.
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Bar Invest Group Acquires Visions at Willow Pond Multifamily Community In West Palm Beach For $56.23 Million
The Miami-based private equity group Bar Invest Group, led by Jacques and Herve Barbera, have acquired the Visions at Willow Pond apartment community in West Palm Beach for $56.23 million. Visions at Willow Pond, which is located at 4860 Sandstone Lane, was built in 1987 and was fully renovated in 2013.
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Check Out This Solar Powered Estate Asking A Record $17.75 Million In West Palm Beach
Developer Steve Bendat of Aquantis Group Development broke the record of the highest price single family home sale in West Palm Beach last year when he sold 2914 Washington Road; now ,Bendat is looking to break that record again with the launch of his newest project, 6717 S Flagler.
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Douglas Elliman Development Marketing Selected To Oversee Sales At 5000 North Ocean in Palm Beach
Douglas Elliman Development Marketing (DEDM) has announced that the firm has been selected to handle the exclusive sales and marketing for The Kolter Group's newly completed oceanfront residential tower, 5000 North Ocean, designed by Randall Stofft Architects and BC Architects, AIA.
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Neiman Marcus To Close Worth Avenue Location After Filing Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
COVID-19 continues to shake the commercial real estate industry, especially when it comes to retail. The Dallas-based Neiman Marcus Group has announced that they will be will be closing their Worth Avenue location in Palm Beach amid the luxury retailer’s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection Proceedings.
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Douglas Elliman Releases Q2 2020 South Florida Market Reports
Douglas Elliman has just released their Q2 2020 Market Reports for South Florida, which were prepared by Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm. The reports, which cover the areas such as Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, and the Miami Coastal Mainland, have revealed that the COVID-19 market shutdown during much of the second quarter caused sales to fall sharply in South Florida.
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