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Lakefront house on Dunbar Road brings $21M in Palm Beach: MLS
The house was sold by Donald R. Dizney and his wife, Irene, who built it as a custom home in 2006.
Palm Beach Daily News
Health-care entrepreneur and real estate investor Donald R. Dizney and his wife, Irene, have sold for a reported $21 million the Mediterranean-style custom home they built on a lakefront lot in Palm Beach’s North End.
The sale price of 313 Dunbar Road was reported Monday in the Palm Beach Board of Realtors Multiple Listing service. No deed had been recorded Monday by the Palm Beach County Clerk’s office, so the buyer’s identity wasn’t available in public records. It was also unclear if the price reported in the MLS will match the one to be recorded at the courthouse.
Historic Brooklyn Property Lists for $30 Million Vying for a Record-Breaking Sale
The 120-year-old mansion in Park Slope is the borough’s priciest listing By V.L. Hendrickson |
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A neo-Jacobean mansion in Brooklyn that dates to 1901 was listed last week for $30 million, making it the most expensive home for sale in the New York City borough.
Its price tag is about 39% more than the most expensive residential property in Brooklyn, according to the Multiple Listing Service. Although it was created as a private home, it has most recently housed the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture and is classified as a commercial property, according to the listing with Judith Lief and Talia Magen of Corcoran. It’s being marketed as either a residence or an arts or cultural space.