@financian_: Leo Kryss, who sold Jeff Bezos a $79 million mansion in Miami, is suing because he believes he could have sold it for more. Kryss listed his mansion for $85 million, but after being assured Bezos wasn’t the buyer, he accepted a $79 million offer. He later learned the buyer was connected to Bezos. Kryss claims knowing this could have influenced his decision, costing him $6 million. He is suing Douglas Elliman, the brokerage involved in the sale, which earned over $3 million in commission. High-net-worth buyers often hide their identities to avoid price markups.

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Wednesday 11 September 2024 18:49:04 GMT