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Which 2 Palm Beach billionaires just set a Colorado record with their $108M house buy? - Vimarsana News

Which 2 Palm Beach billionaires just set a Colorado record with their $108M house buy?

Palm Beach billionaire residents Steve Wynn and Thomas Peterffy appear to have teamed up to buy an estate in Aspen, setting a Colorado price record.

Source: yahoo.com
Riley Warwick On Aspen's Ultra-Hot Market And That $108M Sale - Vimarsana News

Riley Warwick On Aspen's Ultra-Hot Market And That $108M Sale

Warwick recently double-ended Colorado's first-ever six-figure sale in the representation of an off-market property on Aspen's picturesque Willoughby Way. He shared with Inman what makes the market so hot.

Source: inman.com
Aspen sets new sales record for state – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Aspen sets new sales record for state – Greeley Tribune

Only a handful of states have seen single-family home sales more than $100 million. But Colorado has joined that small group with the record $108 million sale of a mansion in Aspen.

$110 Million Aspen Mansion Primed To Set Colorado Record - Vimarsana News

$110 Million Aspen Mansion Primed To Set Colorado Record

The seller of the 4.5-acre property at the base of Red Mountain is Canadian professional hockey player-turned-entrepreneur Patrick Dovigi. The buyers are former casino mogul Steve Wynn and financier Thomas Peterffy.

Source: inman.com
At $110 million, this Aspen mansion could be the highest priced home sold in Colorado - Vimarsana News

At $110 million, this Aspen mansion could be the highest priced home sold in Colorado

Steve Wynn, the man behind the Bellagio and Wynn casino resorts, and Thomas Peterffy, a pioneer in computerized and discount stock trading, are teaming up to purchase the mansion on Aspen's Red Mountain for $110 million, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cited "people familiar with the deal."