El Tovar - Glendale's Mansion Controversy
Mired in controversy for years, Glendale’s El Tovar home has expired from the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
MLS Stats:
$3,995,000
8 bedrooms & 10 baths, 14,625 sq ft on a 54,450 sq ft lot
Original List Date: 9/5/07
And unfortunately the most recent listing agent “forgot” to use a photo, BUT the agent that had the home listed in 2004 & 2005 used this one:
Those MLS Stats:
$7,915,000 (listed 7/19/04 and expired 12/17/05)
Current Tax Records show:
Only 6 bedrooms and only 7 baths, 11,619 sq ft and a lot size of 52,347
Hmmm… so I am wondering if the remaining sq ft (beds & baths are still unpermitted after ALL of this time)
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5/9/2008 5:28 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
For years, El Tovar signified mansionization in Glendale. Continually mired in controversy, Glendale’s El Tovar has been relisted in the multiple listing service (MLS) for $3,950,000. According to the MLS, “The home has been vacant since 1998, and there is deferred maintenance. Property is fully compliant with city code as of 2003 and has a Certificate of Occupancy.” Back in 1996, city government was rocked by scandal when residents alleged that the builder, a former member of the Board of Zoning Adjustments, was able to get special favors from city officials. That's why, residents claimed, the builder ... -
5/8/2008 10:50 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
For years, El Tovar signified mansionization in Glendale. Continually mired in controversy, Glendale’s El Tovar has been relisted in the multiple listing service (MLS) for $3,950,000. According to the MLS, “The home has been vacant since 1998, and there is deferred maintenance. Property is fully compliant with city code as of 2003 and has a Certificate of Occupancy.” Back in 1996, city government was rocked by scandal when residents alleged that the builder, a former member of the Board of Zoning Adjustments, was able to get special favors from city officials. That's why, residents claimed, the builder ...
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