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Another giant ego monument from the ridiculous wealthy people in Indy…..Hilbert, Simon and now DeHaan….you can buy this house for 3 million in a couple of years if you wait….Most likely an non profit will buy it…….
What’s wrong with being ridiculously wealthy? These fortunes were EARNED by these people through vision and hard work. And having those fortunes has allowed them to do very good work for others that are less fortunate, as evidenced in this case by the schools Christel opened in impoverished countries to give children there a chance to get ahead. Half the house was designed to hold philanthropic events to raise money for charities. Why shouldn’t she be allowed to live in splendor in her golden years and then sell the house and donate the proceeds to charity? I’ve never understood why some people think that wealthy people somehow stole the money rather than earned it.
Ok Bernie…. She didn’t inherit the money, she had an IDEA and in the process made wealth for an incalculable amount of other people, along with herself. As pointed out above, not only gave back, but in a very targeted, aggressive way calculated to reach people to make real change.
In the other room, we have Clark typing Rich People Bad!!!
What a gorgeous property! Seems like a deal to me with all the new construction euro box 2500 SQF houses downtown selling for over a Mil. Buying extra Lotto Tickets and rubbing my rabbits foot!
The last home Stan Burton repped like this was Asherwood. He managed to sell it for two million less than was offered in first month on the market. Two years later costing the charity 2 million bucks and two years of maintenance carry. Highly doubtful this home sells above ask or any time soon
Typical IBJ troll comment. Headline is “generating big interest” followed by “doubtful this home sells above ask or any time soon”. Sometimes I swear people are willing to argue the sky is purple.
An effort was made in 2006 by the ad hoc remonstrance group Saving St. Maur to find a way to preserve the former monastery land on White River as conservation land. But Bart Peterson’s Metropolitan Development Commission couldn’t say no to a willful Cristel DeHaan who then spent more than a year filling in the extensive floodplain with thousands of dump truck loads of fill. The tax-and-spend stormwater management industry continues to prosper!
That’s crazy but I believe it. The house is absolutely stunning for sure, but my environmental degree and background makes me think the entire house was built up (artificially) with the fill you mentioned. Heck the whole property looks like it had a “make over”. Hopefully it’s full of native grasses and plants.
Jaron W. — The fill Clarke K mentioned is quite clear if you look at floodplain maps or even a topographic map. The main house is built on top of an artificial hill that’s about 15-20′ taller than everywhere else on the property. And it just so happens that that puts the footprint of the house and a small area around it above the flood zone. The rest of the property is floodplain and mostly worthless from a development perspective.
Chris, that’s crazy $$$.
Paying flood insurance is for the birds. Just elevate the entire property before construction. Duh.
LOL. The commissioned listing agent says: hurry! I have lots “interest”…
Nice movie set! And retreat! Money Maker!!!!!!
Its always the less fortunates and boring people with the most negative things to say about things that’s clearly out of their pay grade.I suggest those that have negative things to say to find a way to make millions and then you’ll see how it feels to have irrelevant people debate how you should or shouldn’t spend your money.The best feeling in the world.
Non profits hate gifts with operating expenses so immediately monetizing the gift is genius. The money printing in Washington has caused 25-30 pct annual rise in paper wealth for the rich who love big houses with land near esteemed Crown Jewels like Butler, Newfields, Woodstock, Intl. School. And the city has many extremely successful “new” Americans with access to money fleeing weaker countries. Great property!
Being wealthy or being poor should not require an apology. Opportunities for advancement are not equal throughout the diverse society.
Some wealthy have provided much back to society and communities. Some have used wealth to manipulate others — individuals and agencies. Generalizations should be avoided.
Amen.