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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
National
Piyush Shukla

In 2012, Bank of America acquired a 20,900-square-foot Houston mansion through foreclosure for $2.12 million; 13 years later, after $14 million in renovations, it sold for up to $9 million

A 20,900 square foot mansion in Houston has gone through a remarkable financial journey. Bank of America acquired the property through foreclosure in 2012 for $2.12 million. 13 years later, after a reported $14 million renovation, the mansion sold for as much as $9 million.

The numbers are striking on their own. The house was bought for $2.12 million. About $14 million was reportedly spent renovating it. The eventual sale brought in as much as $9 million.

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