When you’re rich, you can move — or not move — where you want to
A $45 million dream house on Nantucket? They built it — and changed their minds. Globe columnist Beth Teitell has written about a family who built and furnished an entire compound on Nantucket, but decided not to move in. The family's planned new home is listed for $45 million and would set a state record if it sells at that price. However, they chose their other home, which is on a more rural part of the island. Many wealthy people simply keep their surplus properties empty, contributing to a second-home housing shortage. Billionaire tech mogul Michael Dell recently put his 4,110-square-foot Millennium Tower penthouse up for auction for auction after an LLC connected to him bought it, and now it's asking $6.5 million or less. The death of 35-year-old Dayanna Familia and the closure of a program at MGB could make things worse for children with this condition.
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Hi, Globe columnist Beth Teitell here, and in today’s paper I’ve written about a family who built and furnished an entire compound on Nantucket — and then dec... [5141 symbols]
