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Howard “Binx” Selby III is countersuing the owners of the 27,000-square-foot house.
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Howard “Binx” Selby III is countersuing the owners of the 27,000-square-foot house.
“It’s not your average pop top with a detached garage,” said the listing agent.
Wilson and his wife Ciara set a local record when they paid $25 million in 2022 for the property.
The change brings the planned unit count down from 15 to nine.
Does Oluwole Jolaoso regret paying $3.7 million for the 19,000-square-foot home in Foxfield? “Of course I do.”
32 lawyers represented developer Shorenstein and 15 construction companies.
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“We put a lot of time and effort into it,” Mike Kosloske said. “We redid everything to change it from more like a cabin to mountain chic.”
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