Ebon Bokody passed his HSC advanced maths exam at 13, but waited until he was 34 to debut on Sydney’s prestige property market.
Former McGrath chief Eddie Law surprised a few upper north shore locals when he sold through Di Jones.Property listingsEver wondered what happens to child prodigies when they grow up? Ebon Bokody was just 13 when he became the youngest person to pass the advanced maths exam for the HSC.he wanted to be a tennis player in the future, “but if I can’t do that I guess I could do something with maths”.He sure did.
Bokody’s new digs on the high side of the suburb – known as the Bronze neighbourhood to locals – is a Studio IZ-designed residence with a tatami guest room, meditation room, glass-fronted lift, two kitchens and a pool. It was sold by Harbourline’s Bernadette Hayes and Christie’s Darren Curtis on behalf of Qinsi Zhang.Recent tabloid reports that Kyle Sandilands and his fiancee Tegan Kynaston have bought a $13.8 million mansion in Bellevue Hill turn out to be somewhat overstated.
Having pocketed $19.5 million for their home and $8.8 million for the weekender, the couple settled into a penthouse atop Milsons Point’s Aqualuna development.The couple paid $6.5 million in early 2021, but this week it was returned to the market with a $6.75 million guide, which at that level won’t recoup their $390,000 stamp duty on the purchase. Di Jones’s Nigel Mukhi has set a July 9 auction given talk the couple plans to up-scale, somewhat, to something a tad larger.
Maybe it’s good karma given he took up the role of chairman of not-for-profit medical research institute NeuRA last year, earning an AM on the Queen’s Birthday Honours list in the process.
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