The Palm Beach Daily News reports that on Dmitry Rybolovlev’s $95m Palm Beach property, the 62,000 square foot house has been approved for demolition:
The town has approved the demolition of the North End estate that was the largest single residential sale ever in Palm Beach.
The Architectural Commission this week green-lighted the demolition in a 4-3 vote.
Commissioners were not given specifics about what is being planned at the property, which measures 6 acres with 475 feet of oceanfront, about a mile north of Royal Poinciana Way.
But sources familiar with the estate told the Daily News it may be subdivided and redeveloped with two or three houses.
Trump’s record-setting $95M Palm Beach mansion to be demolished (Palm Beach Daily News)
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