Epstein Secrets

pt lower prices after the bust. Those are the sort of bread-and-butter sales that are helping fuel the housing market's recovery. But, of course, in Palm Beach, that bread and butter remains the crème de la crème in the eyes of the rest of the world. "I don't think there's a safer place to invest in real es

en-bedroom seaside mansion at 1075 N. Ocean Blvd. sold for $22.5 million in the largest home sale of 2010. Condon represented sellers Michael P. and Paola Schulhof. Moens represented the buyer, a trust. ■ In February, Sean M. Healey, represented by Lore Smith of Sotheby's International Realty, bought a five-bed

Gurnee Munn. As you may recall in 2008, the Spence School bought the Wanamaker-Munn House at 17 East 90th St. from the estate of Aimee de Heeren. Palm Beach's wheel of fortune By Augustus Mayhew As today's herd of Louboutinistas highstep down Worth Avenue, Palm Beach's best-known icon from its barefoot e

Thomas Kirchoff designed this Venetian-style Mediterranean estate located next door to the Wanamaker-Kennedy house. New York residents Michael and Paola Schulhof appear to have taken $500K less than the $23 million they paid for 1075 N. Ocean Blvd in 2008, although thus far, still making for the year's large

s the pool area. The house has eight bathrooms and two powder rooms. Next door to the former Kennedy estate, the property is known to many longtime Palm Beachers as the site of a 1984 accident in which a 500-ton Venezuelan freighter crashed into Wilmot's seawall during a Thanksgiving- weekend storm. The ship

st week, when a seaside mansion at 1075 N. Ocean Blvd. sold for $22.5 million, according to a warranty deed recorded Monday. Sellers Michael P. and Paola Schulhof took a half-million-dollar loss on the oceanfront house they bought new for $23 million in 2008, Palm Beach County property records show. Michael Sc