23 Shabsels’ camps sell at auction, many for well over their asking price
23 Shabsels summer camps sold at auction for a total of $368 million, exceeding asking prices
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📍 The outcome
The bankruptcy of Simad’s summer camps resulted in the auction of 23 Shabsels’ locations for a total of $368 million. The story quieted following the completion of these sales.
Epilogue added 53d ago, after coverage quieted.
Who reported it (6)
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Camp Owner Bankruptcy Puts Merchant Cash Advance Firms in a BindBloomberg Law News · 56d ago
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Two Shabsels summer camps in Greene County to sell for $15.15MThe Business Journals · 56d ago
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David Zaslav’s Summer Camp Dreams Fizzle Outhollywoodreporter.com · 56d ago
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Simad’s summer camps prove a bankruptcy gold mine, fetch $368MThe Real Deal · 56d ago
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23 Shabsels’ camps sell at auction, many for well over their asking priceeJewishPhilanthropy · 56d ago
The story so far
- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 6 distinct news outlets with 6 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 4.
- Primary Driver: 23 Shabsels summer camps sold at auction for a total of $368 million, exceeding asking prices
- Predictive Outlook: Archynetys algorithmic models forecast this story will fade from trending status over the next 24 hours.
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The camps fetched a total of $368 million, with many selling for well over their asking price. Two camps in Greene County alone sold for $15.15 million.
The auction was part of the bankruptcy proceedings of the camp owner. The sale was notable for the involvement of hedge funders who outbid other potential buyers, including David Zaslav, who lost an $80 million bid.
The auction's success underscores the value of summer camps as assets, even in bankruptcy scenarios. However, the sale has put merchant cash advance firms in a bind, as the bankruptcy proceedings complicate their ability to recover investments.
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The obvious questions
What was the total sale price of the Shabsels summer camps?
$368 million
Who outbid David Zaslav in the auction?
Hedge funders
What complications have arisen for merchant cash advance firms?
The bankruptcy proceedings of the camp owner have put them in a bind
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