The deal marks a new record price for the market of Palm Beach where the priciest deal previously went to hedge funder Ken Griffin’s purchase of four parcels for $129.6 million in 2013.
Source: Inman News
William Lauder buys Rush Limbaugh’s Palm Beach estate
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