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Iconic, bankrupt LI wedding venue heads to auction — with doors open to residential development (opens the original)
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Long Island’s famed Oheka Castle will sell to the highest bidder next month — finishing its transition from grand Gilded Age manor to a gavel-ending auction. The Concierge Auctions sale, where prospective buyers must pony up $750,000 to even have a chance at the 113,000-square-foot mansion, will take the estate out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy — and give the buyer not only bragging rights as new lord of the manor, but also open doors to lucrative building opportunities. Curbed first reported news of
Exclusive | Libbie Mugrabi reveals when she’s leaving the Hamptons mansion she lost at auction — and where she’s going (opens the original)
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Libbie Mugrabi is packing up her bags and planning to bag a very rich new spouse in the Sunshine State. Mugrabi has set Oct. 1 as the move-out date from the Hamptons residence she lost at auction last month. She’s relocating to South Florida to look for a new, and very rich, husband, she told The Post. Mugrabi’s comments, made from the mansion, are an about-face from last week, when she indicated she planned to stay put at the Bridgehampton property. But with the deadline for the sale to be comp
Exclusive | Libbie Mugrabi refuses to leave the $25M Hamptons mansion she lost in a humiliating public auction (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Libbie Mugrabi is staying put in the Hamptons mansion she lost in a court-ordered foreclosure auction last month. As the one-time socialite digs in her heels, the attorney who repped her throughout the lengthy battle to keep the property has filed an action in a Suffolk County appellate court to invalidate the auction, which the court has not yet acted upon. Mugrabi and the attorney, Claude Castro of Castro Law Group, told the court they have line
‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ mansion returns with a 25% listing discount — and stands to be demolished (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Will Smith’s opulent home in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” is back for sale following a king-sized price cut of nearly 25%, to $22.95 million. That’s after an initial listing early this year asking $30 million attracted lots of looky-loos, but no commitments. The property snoops at Realtor.com first reported news of the listing’s return. A sale would be bittersweet since the nearly 100-year-old home’s heyday has passed — and it would likely be tor
Exclusive | Mystery buyer of Libbie Mugrabi’s Hamptons mansion for $6M steal unmasked (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Those are the options for the socialite Libbie Mugrabi after recently losing her luxe Bridgehampton estate in a humiliating auction to a hopeful Queens politician. Court records reveal that Henry Ikezi, an investor who made a failed run for Queens borough president last November, has emerged as the winner of last month’s auction for Mugrabi’s 10,687-square-foot mansion, with a $5.86 million commitment. That sum is a far cry from the $25 million Mu
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