TERRAIN DE PRINCE A VENDRE

[lovesigne]

le terrain de 20 acres ou la maison de prince était construite proche de paisley park est à vendre
la maison à été détruite il y a 6 ans mais prince n'a jamais payé les frais ou je sais pas quoi d'autres et doit 1 million de dollars (tien comme c bizarre )
prince posséderais 200 acres de terrain dans chanhassen

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[chane]

Cette maison là est détruite ?
Mais il habite où maintenant à Chanhassen ?

[Bob l'éponge]

Cette maison là est détruite ?
Mais il habite où maintenant à Chanhassen ?

A Paisley Park?

Non mais sérieusement, c'est quoi exactement cette maison en fait? Il habitait pas à Paisley Park?

[odelay]

Si je me souviens bien c'est la maison qu'il habitait avec Susannah. On avait parlé de sa destruction il y a qq années effectivement.

[Chak]

Il a bien fait detruire deux de ses maisons il y a quelques années.
CJ du Star Tribune en avait fait un article en novembre 2007 :

Prince demolishes his Chanhassen [Galpin Blvd] house

Prince has demolished his primary residence in Chanhassen.

"I know somebody obtained a demolition permit," Chanhassen building official Steve Torell said Monday. "I saw [the house] earlier last week. I wasn't here Friday, so I don't know if it's down or not, yet. It is tough to see back there."

Sunday I could not see the house but did notice construction vehicles on the property. I went to check it out after receiving this anonymous e-mail on Saturday: "What purple wonder multimillionaire is destroying his current home to build a new house. What purple wonder decided to fire his entire security staff (due to the construction) with no notice and paid not one thin dime of severance, as we enter the holidays!" The e-mail claims some of those fired have worked for Prince for 20 years. That's hard to believe, because he doesn't keep people around that long.

Another claim is not borne out by city records. Torell said no permit had been taken out to build another home there.

In spring 2003, Prince demolished another Chanhassen property, the famous Purple House on Lake Riley, where he once lived and where his father, John L. Nelson, lived out his final days.

The demolition of the primary residence is probably not that unexpected, given how fast Chanhassen is growing.

Where once there was no development near the property, Prince can run across more neighbors and lots more traffic between there and Paisley Park, which is still standing.


Pour la petite histoire, Prince aurait demandé la construction d'un moulin à vent sur son terrain aprés en avoir vu en Hollande pendant le Parade Tour.

[Can u R me]

Voilà c réglé / dossier classé

http://www.aceshowbiz.com/news/view/w0011935.html

April 22, 2011 15:02:01 GMT
A representative for Prince has confirmed the pop superstar has avoided foreclosure on his Minnesota estate by paying off his mortgage bill in full.


The "Purple Rain" hitmaker, Prince owns 20 acres of land in Chanhassen, Minnesota, where one of his many homes once stood before it was torn down in 2005.

The land reportedly fell into foreclosure after the star allegedly failed to keep up with mortgage payments and the local Carver County Sheriff's Office scheduled an auction to sell it off to pay the alleged $368,000 (GBP230,000) mortgage bill, according to Minneapolis' StarTribune. A foreclosure notice is said to have been posted in a local newspaper.

But a representative for Prince has now confirmed steps have been taken to resolve the situation, telling the StarTribune a "payment has been made" to the bank for the full amount "about four or five days ago".


http://www.twincities.com/news/ci_17909 ... ck_check=1

Foreclosure on Prince property canceled
By Gita Sitaramiah
gsitaramiah@pioneerpress.com
Updated: 04/22/2011 08:04:28 PM CDT


US singer Prince performs on October 11, 2009 at the Grand Palais in Paris. Prince has decided to give two extra concerts at the Grand Palais titled "All Day/All Night" after he discovered the exhibition hall during Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel fashion show. AFP PHOTO BERTRAND GUAY (Photo credit should read BERTRAND GUAY/AFP/Getty Images) (BERTRAND GUAY)
The foreclosure proceedings involving a Chanhassen property owned by music icon Prince have been canceled, according to a Carver County official.

A May 13 sheriff sale of Prince's land at 7141 Galpin Boulevard in Chanhassen had previously been set, according to a Carver County official.

According to a foreclosure notice in the Chaska Herald, the original amount of the mortgage for Prince R. Nelson was $605,000 in 1994. The amount due on the mortgage is $368,382.

Gita Sitaramiah can be reached at 651-228-5472.