Delay on opening bids until Feb. 28. comes as developer Nile Niami makes a last-minute pitch to turn the 105,000-square-foot pad into a digital currency asset.
Source: Inman News
Concierge Auctions delays bids on Bel Air mega-mansion ‘The One’
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