Robert Flaxman, the developer who recently made headlines for his involvement in last year’s college-admissions cheating scheme, is selling two Beverly Hills properties, which if combined and developed could rake in as much as $100 million
Two homes next to the famous Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, Calif., are coming on the market for a total of $38 million. The two properties could be combined and developed into one of the most valuable homes in the Los Angeles area, according to the listing agents.
The properties are owned by Southern California real-estate developer Robert Flaxman, 64, the chief executive of Crown Realty & Development, who recently made headlines for his involvement in last year’s college-admissions cheating scheme.
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