On North Lake Way
The Glasers bought the North Lake Way house in 2017 for a recorded $5.6 million when it was ripe for renovation. With longtime ties to Miami Beach, the couple said at the time they were attracted to the house’s nautically influenced architecture, which includes porthole windows, a curvilinear silhouette and pipe railings.
With six bedrooms, the house has 6,040-square-feet on a lot with about 65 feet of lakefront and a dock, where the Glasers kept Sea Tabby, their vintage Trumpy yacht.
Agent Suzanne Frisbie of Premier Estate Properties acted on the Glasers’ behalf in the sale last week. Brown Harris Stevens agent Whitney McGurk confirmed he and colleague Liza Pulitzer handled the buyer’s side.
Residents of Trump Plaza condominium in South Florida move to change building s name
By Associated Press
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The residents of a South Florida condo complex want former President Donald Trump s name officially removed from their home following the siege at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month.
The board of the Trump Plaza condominium voted unanimously last week to change the legal name of the 32-story, twin-tower complex in West Palm Beach, the Palm Beach Post reported. Residents still have to vote on a new name, with submissions due at the end of February.
Units at Trump Plaza start around $1 million and top out at over $4 million.
Signs with Trump s name have been gone for months, and legally changing the name will sever the final connection to the former president.
“The Trump brand is damaged, so rebranding the complex is a wise move,” said Burt Minkoff, a Palm Beach real estate agent with Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
Trump Plaza signs on the roofs were removed in 2017 as part of a renovation, and residents voted last February not to replace them. Trump Plaza signs at street level were removed in June in the wake of protests against police violence following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.