
Does Oluwole Jolaoso regret paying $3.7 million for the 19,000-square-foot home in Foxfield? “Of course I do.”
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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.
The month’s top five sales also included two condos in the same Belcaro building, one of which was bought by the CEO of Royal Gold.
Canyon Pines, a 93-home development, sparked lawsuits and a public vote over its impact on views.
The dozens of people who paid a collective $6.5 million for condos at Uptown 240 will split just $75,000 from the sale.
“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.”
Lokal Homes built townhomes at 1980 S. Holly St., then got sued by an architect.
The judge said it’s “plausible” one Compass agent didn’t disclose water problems, while dismissing another who only performed a final walkthrough.
Devon Toews signed a seven-year, $50.75 million contract extension last year.
The decision was unanimous.
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