Clarion 1995 Mar-a-Lago APPRAISAL

Contributed by: Joel Engelhardt (The Palm Beach Post)

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Appraisal is for income tax purposes

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'One of the most restrictive preservation ... easements'

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Estate could still be subdivided

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Hearst's castle and the Vanderbilt estate

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'Highly likely' that items would be sold

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Mar-a-Lago simply 'too opulent for livability'

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Final estimate of value

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