Al Capone’s Vacant Homesite Gains $5.5 Million In 6 Years
It’s not exactly a holdup, but the vacant lot where Al Capone’s Miami Beach mansion once stood has sold for $21 million, a profit of $5.5 million in just six years. The beachfront property on Biscayne Bay, including Capone’s home, sold in 2021 for $15.5 million. The mansion was demolished in 2023.
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