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The five-bedroom recently closed for $2.775 million By Beckie Strum |
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Serena had owned the home since mid-2015.
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Serena Williams has sold off her home in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, for $2.775 million, according to property records.
The stately five-bedroom mansion in South Florida quietly closed just before the new year, according to a newly filed deed with Palm Beach County. The tennis champion never officially listed the home on the market, though updated information in the local Multiple Listing Service indicates the agency she hired planned to list the home for $2.995 million.
Given the white-hot pace of luxury home sales in South Florida in recent months, it’s very possible Ms. Williams snagged a buyer before taking the listing public. In December, eager buyers in Palm Beach County signed 86 contracts for homes asking $1 million or more triple the number of deals penned a year
“I am so disappointed and saddened that this happened,” a New York hospital executive wrote to his staff after workers who did not have priority cut the line for the vaccine.
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Health care workers and nursing home residents and staff members form what is called Phase 1 of New York Stateâs vaccine distribution plan. About two million people are in this group, and the stateâs initial allocation of the vaccine most likely means that Phase 2, which includes essential workers, wonât begin until late January. (Widespread distribution isnât likely to begin until the summer, officials have said.)
But the state has left it mostly to each health care institution to devise a vaccination plan during the first phase. In the first week of vaccinations, many hospitals chose a wide variety of health care workers â nurses, doctors, housekeepers â from emergency rooms and intensive care units to be the first at their institutions to receive the vaccine. But in the days after the celebrations accompanying the first shots, the moods at hospitals have shifted.