Below-renovation house marketed for $28.5 million in Palm Seaside, deed reveals
The developer whose expenditure group in January paid nearly $13 million for a 1980s-period seaside home in Palm Beach – and then embarked on a renovation for resale — has marketed the property while in development. The rate recorded at $28.5 million for the estate at 870 S. Ocean Blvd.
The deal closed Friday, seller Todd Michael Glaser instructed the Palm Seashore Everyday News.
The deed lists the consumers as California trader Kevin Douglas and his spouse, Michelle, as trustees of the K&M Rely on. The few has an handle north of San Francisco in Kentfield, California, the deed shows.
Kevin Douglas founded and is chairman of Douglas Telecommunications, a spouse and children financial investment business by means of which he manages the Douglas family’s diversified investment decision portfolio, according to a temporary on the internet biographical sketch. His portfolio has involved key investments in IMAX Corp., the large-display movie-technology and theater enterprise, wherever he sits on the board of administrators.
Glaser declined to comment on the buyers. But he said he will oversee the completion of construction as the “owner’s consultant,” although the renovation project will now be tailored for the customers.
“The renovation is approximately 50% to 60% done,” Glaser mentioned.
The Florida confined legal responsibility business that sold the home, 870 South Ocean LLC, is managed by Glaser and two buyers — Miami developer Jonathan Fryd of Fryd Properties and developer Scott Robins of Scott Robins Cos. in Miami Beach.
When it bought for $12.64 million earlier this year, the house had six bedrooms and about 7,154 sq. toes of living place on the corner of Through Vizcaya. It is the 2nd residence north of the point where by coastal road meets South County Road.
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The lot measures four-tenths of an acre and includes a seashore parcel across the coastal highway with 100 ft of shoreline.
In May possibly, the Architectural Fee turned down a design for a 435-square-foot cabana and swimming pool Glaser wanted to add to the parcel. Glaser’s attorney, Maura Ziska, told the Each day News that a new style will be submitted for the cabana.
The house was designed in 1987 with a gated driveway, a spectacular two-tale lobby with a staircase and a swimming pool overlooked by the the living place and library.
In the sale that shut Friday, agent Suzanne Frisbie of the Corcoran Group acted on behalf of Glaser, who operates his eponymous improvement company with offices in Palm Beach front and Miami Beach.
Frisbie began advertising the house for sale in the various listing support in mid-June at $34.5 million. The property landed beneath deal June 25.
Agent Chad Carroll of Compass Florida verified he represented the buyer’s side of the transaction but declined to discuss particulars about the sale.
Glaser and his investment group purchased the house via a deed recorded Jan. 28 from a restricted legal responsibility corporation co-managed by Michal Ciomek and developer Zack Ciomek. The latter owns Palm Seashore-based Euro Houses, a developer of luxury houses.
This is not the initial time Glaser has sold a Palm Seaside house whilst it was currently being renovated. In March, he and his spouse, Kim, offered, for a recorded $26.13 million, a landmarked mansion they purchased in June 2020 for a recorded $17 million and experienced partially renovated on 127 Dunbar Street. The buyer was a believe in.
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Glaser has been matter of other real estate headlines about the earlier 12 months. This thirty day period, he and an investment decision team that included Fryd and Robins closed an $85 million invest in of Tarpon Island, a personal island of 2.27 acres off Palm Beach’s Estate Section. Glaser ideas to renovate and expand for resale the 1930s-period house on the island, he explained. The island was sold by Eileen and William Toll, a non-public investor who signed the deed recorded July 15 as trustee of a revocable trust in his name.
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In March, Glaser bought – and later razed – the previous Palm Beach residence of the late sexual intercourse offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Glaser has announced designs to produce a dwelling there on speculation, while the home has been outlined as vacant land at just under $30 million with a new tackle – 360 El Brillo Way.
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Glaser’s most current projects also include strategies to establish an oceanfront mansion at 1080 S. Ocean Blvd., a couple of blocks south of the home he just marketed. He, Fryd and Robins bought that property in late December for a recorded at $4.6 million and the proposed house is under overview by the Architectural Commission.
In May, Glaser, Fryd and Robins paid a recorded $16.325 million for a non-landmarked household with plans to renovate it for resale at 576 Island Generate on Everglades Island.
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This story was up to date July 19, 2021, the day the deed for the sale of 870 S. Ocean Blvd. recorded at the Palm Seashore County Courthouse. This is a developing tale. Look at back again for any updates.
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