Billionaire Home Builder Lists Oceanfront Palm Beach, Florida, Mansion for $48.85 Million

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Billionaire Home Builder Lists Oceanfront Palm Beach, Florida, Mansion for $48.85 Million

The five-bedroom home stands opposite the Atlantic Ocean and is one of the priciest offerings for sale currently in the exclusive South Florida enclave. Read More

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