Millennials Garrett and Stephanie Jandegian buy $27 million Bellevue Hill house | Lucy_Macken
Ian and Maryanne Pagent have resold their Woollahra home for $3 million more than they paid for it last October.Advertisement
Sources say the Kontopos family quietly listed the residence with Highland Property Double Bay’s director David Malouf with $27 million hopes, no doubt based on Malouf’s recent sale across the road for $21.5 million.Malouf remained tight-lipped on the deal this week, which will leave it to settlement to reveal the Jandegians’ purchase price, likely confirming it as the suburb’s highest sale so far this year.
So, what to make of the Pagents’ sale less than a year later for $20 million, with no improvements to speak of?
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