23 Shabsels’ camps sell at auction, many for well over their asking price
23 summer camps owned by Shabsels sold at auction for a total of $368 million
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Source diversity sample: Bloomberg Law News · The Business Journals · Page Six · hollywoodreporter.com · The Real Deal · eJewishPhilanthropy.
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Who reported it (6)
- Camp Owner Bankruptcy Puts Merchant Cash Advance Firms in a Bind Bloomberg Law News · 1d ago
- Two Shabsels summer camps in Greene County to sell for $15.15M The Business Journals · 1d ago
- Exclusive | David Zaslav loses $80 million summer camp bid as hedge funders swoop in Page Six · 1d ago
- David Zaslav’s Summer Camp Dreams Fizzle Out hollywoodreporter.com · 1d ago
- Simad’s summer camps prove a bankruptcy gold mine, fetch $368M The Real Deal · 1d ago
- 23 Shabsels’ camps sell at auction, many for well over their asking price eJewishPhilanthropy · 1d ago
The story so far
The camps fetched a total of $368 million. Two camps in Greene County sold for $15.15 million. A hedge fund outbid David Zaslav for a camp he was pursuing, costing him $80 million. The auction was part of a bankruptcy proceeding.
The sale of the camps was a significant event in the bankruptcy process. The Real Deal and The Business Journals noted the high prices fetched by the camps. The auction was competitive, with multiple bidders driving up the prices. The sale of the camps is expected to provide a substantial return for creditors.
The auction results suggest strong demand for summer camps. However, the high prices may limit future sales. The bankruptcy process is ongoing, and the sale of the camps is just one part of it. The outcome for creditors and other stakeholders remains uncertain.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: unsupported claims removed (92% supported) Updated 5h ago.
The obvious questions
What is the total value of the camps sold?
The total value of the camps sold is $368 million.
Who was outbid for a camp?
David Zaslav was outbid for a camp, losing an $80 million bid.
What is the status of the bankruptcy process?
The bankruptcy process is ongoing. The sale of the camps is part of this process.
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