The Philadelphia Eagles are once again the Super Bowl champions, dominating the Kansas City Chiefs with a 40-22 victory in New Orleans on January 9th.
And while the Eagles’ victory was a source of joy in the city of brotherhood, the team also has strong connections with Palm Beach through majority owner Jeffrey Lurie.
Lurie is known for spending time at the Palm Beach Mansion, an incoastal waterway, about a mile south of President Donald Trump’s home, Mar-a-Lago Club.
We rounded up details of Lurie’s gorgeous Palm Beach Dig. Additionally, we’ve seen some of the town’s homeowners who have strong feelings about Philadelphia, and we’ve seen Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone, who also made the stairs outside the Philadelphia Museum. I made it. Famous Art; John S. Middleton, the main owner of the Philadelphia Phillies Major League Baseball Franchise.
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Lurie has at least one of the 65 billion people who have a home in Palm Beach, or tie in a wealthy island town and other homes.
Lurie’s vacation apartments face the coastal underground waterways of Palm Beach on the coastal road square known to locals as the billionaires’ row. This is the right place for Lurie, who, along with his family, has a net worth Forbes estimated at $5.3 billion.
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Lurie’s ownership company bought the house for $28.75 million recorded in 2013, six months after she married Tinarai. The previous year he and his then wife, Lori Christina Weiss, divorced, and she retained a small number of ownership of the Eagles as part of their settlement. Jeffrey Lurie still has 85% ownership.
Completed in 2008, Palm Beach Estate is a 185-foot waterfront front and consists of approximately two acres. Palm Beach County property records show that the mansion has 17,113 square feet of living space.
The home offers a wide range of views of the intracoastal waterways from all major rooms, and is designed to be entertained by a large outdoor lodgeous that features a fireplace, according to previous sales lists.
Due to the docks, this property faces the island of the Intracoastal Waterway, the designated Audubonbird Sanctuary. This appears to be particularly suitable for Eagles owners.
If the property has a home theater within its facilities, there is no word. Lurie’s maternal grandfather, Philip Smith, eventually became Harcourt General. Lurie, a former university professor who received his PhD in Social Policy from Boston University, purchased the Eagles from Norman Braman in 1994 for $195 million and used a $190 million loan with his mother. And did that.
Yo, Stallone Estate in Palm Beach has its own sandy beach
Stallone, who owns Lake Front Estate at the northern tip of Palm Beach, has kept a secret that he is a heavyweight fan of the Eagles and Philadelphia. The first “Rocky” film in 1976 kicked off his film career. Like thousands of tourists each year, characters trained for boxing by running up and down are like Rocky at the foot of the city’s stairs where characters are trained for boxing. There’s even a statue of Stallone.
Stallone posted an Instagram video of the Eagles’ January 26th NFC Championship Game start against Washington’s commander. Philadelphia won 55-23 and set up a rematch with the Chiefs, who lost 38-35 in the Super Bowl LVII two years ago.
However, his loyalty to the Eagles goes back even further. In 2018, Stallone posted to Instagram that he was rooting for the Eagles in his third Super Bowl appearance, closing the 2017 season. The Eagles won that match, 41-33 against the New England Patriots, a team owned by another Palm Beach billionaire Robert Craft.
Stallone bought his Palm Beach compound in 2020 for $35.375 million using his famous left-handed South Portlast.
Stallone and his wife, Jennifer Flavin Stallone, completed in 2014 on 1.5 acres and improved the Bermuda-style property with 253 feet of lake front and sandy beaches across the Seawall.
The property includes a main house, a separate pool cabana and a guest house.
Middleton of the Phillies completed a custom apartment by the sea in 2015
Tobacco heir and billionaire Middleton, a Philadelphia native (the majority owner of the Phillies with a 48% stake), completed the custom Palm Beach Estate in 2015 on 1.8 Ocean Front Acres.
Middleton used a limited stable company in 2010 to purchase vacant property at 947 N. Ocean Blvd. For $19.32 million from Craft, who once thought to build his own property there.
The British colonial style home in Middleton faces around 215 feet of coastline and has extensive gardens over a wide range of areas. In 2019, the Palm Beach Conservation Foundation recognized the property with a major landscape award.
The property includes two swimming pools, a fountain and Lily Pond. The house itself has five bedrooms and 25,390 square feet of living space.
Forbes estimates Middleton’s net worth is $4.1 billion. Married to Lee Middleton, he sold his family’s tobacco business to Altria, the parent company of Philip Morris, for $2.9 billion in 2007.
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Part of this story has previously been featured in the Palm Beach Daily News.
Palm Beach post reporter John Visenano contributed to the story.
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Darrell Hofheinz is the USA Today network of Florida journalists, writing about Palm Beach real estate in her weekly “Beyond the Hedges” column. He welcomes tips on the island’s real estate news. Call emaildhofheinz@pbdailynews.com, 561-820-3831 or @pbdn_hofheinz.
