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TOI Real Estate Desk. (2026, October 7). Larry Ellison relists $80M oceanfront estate for $165M after initially planning to tear it down. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/in-2021-larry-ellison-paid-80-million-for-an-8-4-acre-florida-oceanfront-estate-he-initially-planned-to-tear-down-five-years-later-the-north-palm-beach-property-is-being-relisted-for-165-million/articleshow/134700358.cms
TOI Real Estate Desk. “Larry Ellison relists $80M oceanfront estate for $165M after initially planning to tear it down.” Times of India, 7 Oct. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/in-2021-larry-ellison-paid-80-million-for-an-8-4-acre-florida-oceanfront-estate-he-initially-planned-to-tear-down-five-years-later-the-north-palm-beach-property-is-being-relisted-for-165-million/articleshow/134700358.cms.
TOI Real Estate Desk. “Larry Ellison relists $80M oceanfront estate for $165M after initially planning to tear it down.” Times of India, October 7, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/in-2021-larry-ellison-paid-80-million-for-an-8-4-acre-florida-oceanfront-estate-he-initially-planned-to-tear-down-five-years-later-the-north-palm-beach-property-is-being-relisted-for-165-million/articleshow/134700358.cms.
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Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison is relisting his 8.4-acre oceanfront estate in North Palm Beach, Florida, for a staggering $165 million, nearly double the $80 million he paid in 2021. Initially planning to tear down the existing 16,300-square-foot home built in 1991, Ellison purchased the property from Gabe Hoffman, who runs activist hedge fund Accipiter Capital Management. The estate includes extensive ocean frontage and direct access to the Atlantic, making it especially attractive for a buyer interested in custom development rather than simply moving into the existing house. Listing agents James Kenny and Paul Kaneb of K2 Realty confirmed the new listing price to The Wall Street Journal, noting that at $165 million, it would become the highest-priced property in North Palm Beach.