Articles Written by Joseph Gibson

Interestingly, its most recent former owner, and the person who reportedly sold it for this record-breaking sum to an unnamed buyer, also has a connection to the automotive world: the late Daniel Hamister, who was known as a collector of rare cars.

Now, a three-bedroom luxury unit located inside a golf resort complex in the Bernese Oberland region that Swiss authorities say belonged to Aven is the property of the Swiss government.

That breaks down to $25 million to Habitat for Humanity International and $411 million spread across 84 of the organization's affiliates throughout the United States.

According to Italian police, the complex of residential properties is located in the coastal town of Portisco on the Emerald Coast of Sardinia.

The disclosure comes as Switzerland imposed EU sanctions on Russian money being held in the country, but there are growing calls from within Switzerland for even more to be done.

That $125 million figure is a lot more than what was left on Cuomo's contract when he was let go. He wants that too, and calculates it at about $15 million. That remaining $110 million is chalked up under "consequential damages" of at least that a...

The agreed upon price is reported to be somewhere in the mid-$50 million range, a lot of money for sure but about $10 million lower than the property's $65 million asking price. The seller: Texas oil billionaire Todd Lemkin.

The price tag isn't the only impressive feature of this listing. The 7,450 square foot home with four bedrooms and six bathrooms, all set handsomely on three acres above beautiful El Sol Beach.

All but one of those homes are located in the ritzy Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, while the seventh is in Hillsborough, in northern California.

Unlike most recent stories about Russian-owned yachts in peril, this isn't a case of official government sanctioning, but locals taking matters into their own hands.