“Full House” creator Jeff Franklin takes loss on Venetian Islands lots
Jeff Franklin, the creator of the sitcom “Full House,” sold his two remaining waterfront lots in Miami Beach’s Venetian Islands for a loss at $22.5 million. Records show the former writer and showrunner sold the lot at 1230 South Venetian Way to a Wyoming LLC named for the address for $11 million. The adjacent lot, at 1236 South Venetian Way, sold for $11.5 million in a deal that has yet to appear in property records, according to listing agent Julian Johnston of the Corcoran Group. He also represented the buyers. The deals close the book on Franklin’s plans to build […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts

Inside Durham’s Bullish Market: Why Luxury Buyers Are Quietly Flocking to Former Tobacco Capital of the World

Mountaintop Farmhouse Retreat with Epic NYC Views Lists for $3.7 Million

Can tech keep agents out of trouble for listing mistakes?

Gasoline prices, over $4 per gallon, hit record high for Labor Day

First Town Ever Sold on eBay Is Heading Back to the Market

Florida’s housing market looks shaky. Orlando tells a more complicated story

Truss Financial scales hybrid model with new direct lending platform

Celebrity Home Break-Ins Spark Security Fears—as Expert Warns Overexposed Luxury Listings Could Turn Off Buyers

FSBO.com rolls out tech platform to streamline home purchase agreements

George Morales on proprietary reverse mortgages and MISMO standards
GET MORE INFORMATION

Stevan Stanisic
Real Estate Advisor License ID: SL3518131
Real Estate Advisor License ID: SL3518131
