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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has selected 10 surplus properties for sale via online auctions.

NewsSocietyShiny ShotsArtsReal Estate NewsLifestyleUSA TODAYObituariesE-Edition Off-market deal sees Jungle Road house sell for nearly $16 million: deed A. Richard and Susan Nernberg bought the house at 247 Jungle Road in the Estate Section, the deed shows, Palm Beach Daily News In an off-market sale, a four-bedroom house at 247 Jungle Road in Palm Beach’s Estate Section has sold for $15.91 million, the price recorded Wednesday by the Palm Beach County Clerk. Pennsylvania businessman A. Richard Nernberg, who heads AR Building Co., and his wife, Susan, bought the four-bedroom house, the dee...

When it comes to big-dollar deals in Palm Beach, this season saw an abundance of riches. Between Oct. 1 and Thursday, 38 sales closed at prices recorded at $17 million or higher. In the same period last year, just 12 deals landed in that price category — 13 if you record a property that sold for $16.9 million. This season also saw six sales record at between $30 million and $40 million, while another nine deals hit prices even higher. Here’s a rundown of the sales — including two that involved vacant lots — recorded at more than $40 million this season. Unless otherwise noted, the p...

NewsSocietyShiny ShotsArtsReal Estate NewsLifestyleUSA TODAYObituariesE-Edition Estate flipped for $41.7M — $15.6M more than it sold for in January: deeds The lakefront compound at 320 Island Road was sold by entity controlled by payday-lending mogul W. Allan Jones. Palm Beach Daily News Sold in January for $26.15 million, a lakefront compound at 320 Island Road has been flipped for $41.712 million in Palm Beach’s Estate Section, according to the prices recorded at the courthouse. That’s a difference of $15.562 million. The property was sold by an ownership company controlled by entrepr...

NewsSocietyShiny ShotsArtsReal Estate NewsLifestyleUSA TODAYObituariesE-Edition Seller Morton A. Pierce bought the house, which was developed on speculation, when it was brand new. Palm Beach Daily News The Estate Section of Palm Beach saw a notable flip Tuesday, when a deed was recorded at $11.5 million for a house that had sold brand new in October for $8.42 million. The seller of 140 Kings Road was attorney Morton A. Pierce of Greenwich, Connecticut, who acted in the sale as trustee of a revocable trust in his name, the deed shows. Pierce is a partner who specializes in mergers and acquisi...