Back in 2014, Kazakhstani expats Eduard and Marina Ogay paid a whopping $40 million for a mansion in Beverly Park, arguably the most exclusive gated community in Los Angeles. They’ve since done major construction to the place, splitting up the two-parcel estate into two separate properties; both lots were subsequently put up for sale in
John White is running for Burien City Council, Position No. 7
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Since our creation in 2007, The B-Town Blog has allowed residents running for local office one free post for when they announce their candidacy. Also, South King Media Founder/Publisher Scott Schaefer is a partner with John White in an LLC that produced “The Maury Island Incident” film, but will treat him like every other candidate:
Hello fellow Burienites,
My name is John White and I’m running for Burien City Council Position 7.
I was born in Seattle. I grew up in Arbor Heights. I raised my four boys while living in White Center and later in Normandy Park. My oldest boy went to Highline High School and then on to Seattle University. the second oldest went to Kennedy and then also to Seattle University. The third son also went to Kennedy and then Washington State. The youngest also graduated from Kennedy, graduating salutatorian, receiving a scholarship to American University-Paris. We have dee
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Hotel magnate Barron Hilton’s home a Bel-Air trophy estate where the business magnate lived from the 1960s until he died in 2019 just sold for $61.5 million.
That’s Southern California’s priciest home sale so far this year, records show. It beats out a Beverly Park mansion that was auctioned off for $51 million and a Palisades estate that was sold by Vice Media co-founder Shane Smith for $48.67 million in April.
Set on 2.5 acres, the Georgian-style mansion hit the market with a $75-million price tag late last year, The Times previously reported. Hilton’s son and grandson, Hilton & Hyland’s Richard Hilton and Barron N. Hilton, respectively, were the listing agents.