Jeffrey Epstein’s NYC and Florida mansions hit market for combined $110M | New York Post
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as posted by the channelThe “best” mansion in New York about to hit the market belongs to the estate of Jeffrey Epstein.
Shortly after Epstein died in August, brokers began to hover over 9 E. 71st St. The 50-foot-wide townhouse “is the best in the city,” says superbroker Dolly Lenz.
Even though a sale would be complicated given Epstein’s estate and the lawsuits against it, the seven-story mansion would be worth at least $100 million, several brokers say.
At first, there were reports that the “creep” factor — woman have reported being kept in the home and farmed out for sex to Epstein’s powerful friends — would translate to a lower sales price.
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