When you had a salary of $29 million in 2012, you can afford to be fickle with real estate, even if you’re no longer officially on your team’s payroll. Embattled baseball player Alex Rodriguez bought a condo in June 2013 for $2.1 million and just six months later, he has it back on the market for a million more.While he did complete a full remodel and redesign of the Miami Beach condo, hiring “world-renowned Briggs Edward Solomon,” he’s listed it for $3.2 million — only $1 million more than what he paid for the place. With broker fees, taxes and the cost of flipping the unit, Rodriguez will not make a huge profit on the sale of the luxe condo.A-Rod’s unit has three bedrooms and four baths on a 1,725-square-foot floor plan and includes wraparound balconies with ocean views.Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Six months after buying, A-Rod lists condo
When you had a salary of $29 million in 2012, you can afford to be fickle with real estate, even if you’re no longer officially on your team’s payroll. Embattled baseball player Alex Rodriguez bought a condo in June 2013 for $2.1 million and just six months later, he has it back on the market for a million more.While he did complete a full remodel and redesign of the Miami Beach condo, hiring “world-renowned Briggs Edward Solomon,” he’s listed it for $3.2 million — only $1 million more than what he paid for the place. With broker fees, taxes and the cost of flipping the unit, Rodriguez will not make a huge profit on the sale of the luxe condo.A-Rod’s unit has three bedrooms and four baths on a 1,725-square-foot floor plan and includes wraparound balconies with ocean views.
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