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Roman Abramovich buys Herzliya home for NIS 226m - exclusive

Exclusive: Just before the coronavirus crisis began, Israel's most expensive-ever residential real estate sale was completed, a source close to the deal has told "Globes." Russian-Israeli billionaire Roman Abramovich has bought a property in Herzliya Pituah for NIS 226 million ($64.5 million). The property is bounded by Hanassi Ben Zvi Street, Shlomo Hamelekh Street and Basel Street. Abramovich has bought land covering 2.375 acres, or 9,500 square meters.

$64.5 million?

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$1 milijardo vertas:

Only a handful of homes around the world are worth $300 million or more, according to recent estimates.
The world's most valuable residence is thought to be Buckingham Palace, home of Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, worth $1.55 billion**; the Queen doesn't own the palace—it's held in trust.
Antilia, in Mumbai, valued at $1 billion, is the world's priciest private home, versus Buckingham Palace, which is open to the public. It's owned by the chairman of Reliance Industries, the richest person in India.
Situated on the French Riviera, Villa Leopolda, in Villefranche-sur-Mer, France, is worth $750 million; once owned by King Leopold II*** of Belgium, it's now owned by Lily Safra, widow of billionaire banker Edmond Safra.
Witanhurst, in London, worth $450 million, will become the second most valuable mansion in London when it's completed; the world's most-expensive apartment will likely be the in-the-works penthouse atop the Odeon Tower in Monaco, worth $400 million.