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Ron Bakir, the property development company owner Ron Bakir has secured the sale of his Gold Coast penthouse, selling the palatial Surfers Paradise apartment for a record $9.5 million.
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The sale of the 39th-floor Chevron Renaissance apartment tops the city’s previous penthouse high of $9.2 million, set six years ago when Melbourne builder Peter Devitt bought in Main Beach’s Liberty Panorama tower.
It sold to an an undisclosed Gold Coast resident.
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Bakir and wife Maja, who in September became parents, told The Gold Coast Bulletin they intend building a riverfront family home on the Isle of Capri.
The Skyline Central penthouse was initially for sale at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/expert-insights/investing/61746-ron-bakir-s-12-5-million-gold-coast-penthouse-offering" target="_blank">$12.5 million in 2016</a>, with the price later cut to $9.95 million.
The whole-floor apartment comes with four ensured bedrooms.
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There is a 12-seat rooftop teppanyaki grill.
There are eight drop-down TV sets.
It comes with parking for 21 cars, and 650sq m of storage space.
The apartment was installed in the space after Bakir bought the ex-Raptis offices for $1.2 million in 2014.
Bakir, who at 17 was the founder of the Crazy Ron’s mobile-phone business in Queensland, has the HomeCorp property group which plans to build 600 homes in the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor, Ipswich and Toowoomba during 2018.
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Ron Bakir's record $9.5 million Surfers Paradise penthouse sale

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Entrepreneur Ron Bakir, the founder and CEO of HomeCorp Group, has listed his vacant Benowa Waters land parcel.
Bakir paid $790,000 for the 1,030 sqm parcel in 2011.
It is being advertised as the largest and the cheapest Main River allotment available in the Prestige security enclave of Royal Pines Riverside.
Ray White Mermaid Beach Broadbeach agent Grant Roper is asking $935,000 for the parcel has on-going FIRB approval.
Bakir's lavish Chevron Renassaince penthouse at Surfers Paradise remains on the market, but with reduced $9.95 million asking price.
The sprawling two level penthouse spanning over 1000 sqm of space had been listed at $12.5 million.
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian Mansion Australia section. 
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Entrepreneur Ron Bakir lists vacant Benowa Waters land parcel

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Entrepreneur Ron Bakir, the founder and CEO of HomeCorp Group, is offering six weeks rent free for a tenant for his investment property near Rockhampton in Queensland.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-zilzie-417949322" target="_blank">Zilzie four bedroom home</a> cost Bakir $290,000 in 2010.
It is priced at $290 a week for a 12 month lease, considerably less than its peak $410 a week rental in 2012.
Bakir, who established the mobile phone chain Crazy Ron, hit national headlines when he bankrolled Schapelle Corby's defence when she was imprisoned in 2005.
He has just found a tenant for a Surfers Paradise investment where he is based.
Bakir's lavish Chevron Renassaince penthouse remains on the market.
The sprawling two level penthouse spanning over 1000 sqm of space has four bedrooms, a wine tasting area, gym and sauna and took two years to create.
This article first appeared in the Weekend Australian Mansions Australia section.
 
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