The Hollywood A-lister has toyed with the idea of selling over the years, but at that price, wouldn’t you open the door to buyers?
Fintech investor David Fite sets a $22 million record for the Sirius building.is known to have toyed with the idea of selling his harbourfront apartment over the years, but has never been tempted enough to accept what have been some fairly bullish offers.
, offered a fairly vague response to inquiries, saying only that “people are always making enquiries about it”. The apartment was originally slated to be four residences when the heritage-listed wharf was restored and redeveloped in the 1990s by the lateWhen it last sold in 2003 for $14.35 million, it was the highest apartment sale ever recorded in Sydney, although that record has since been smashed a few times over, and now stands at $140 million for the penthouse in Lendlease’s One Sydney Harbour., who made almost $1 million each year they owned it, having bought it off the plan in 1998 for $9.
The four-level house has for the past 60 years been owned by local dance instructor Jean Wilmot, who followed up her retirement some 20 years ago by joining a troupe of dancing grannies onThere was no comment on the sale from Simeon Partners’ Richard Simeon, but well-placed sources say Hanlin is expected to put his construction industry know-how to the job on a knock-down rebuild of the north-facing waterfront property.
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