The off-market deal in the luxury enclave was conducted by a luxury car dealer and the founder of Green Mountain Coffee. It marks a new record for Palm Beach, and becomes one of the priciest deals of 2023 so far.
Source: Inman News
$170M off-market mega-mansion deal sets new Palm Beach record
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