Richard Wilkins says goodbye to Mosman

There had been an auction guide of $850,000 for the two-bedroom Punch St apartment, set on the ground floor of the mid-1960s block Tremaine.  The tightly held building has only seen two sales in seven years, both in 2020.RELATED: Richard Wilkins makes way on the north shoreThe other two-bedroom apartments fetched $820,000 and $900,000.The sale marks an exit from Mosman for Wilkins, who sold a 1965 ­Moruben Rd apartment earlier this year at $1.01 million, with its investor buyer putting it up for $650 a week rent.Wilkins retains two investment properties in Cremorne, aside from his longtime home, which was bought for just over $2 million in 2004.The remaining Wilkins apartments, both bought in 2013, cost $530,000 and $664,000.MORE: Abbie Chatfield’s big home plans revealedAustralia’s first Waldorf Astoria coming to Sydney‘Gone in days’: why rent crisis is getting worse

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There had been an auction guide of $850,000 for the two-bedroom Punch St apartment, set on the ground floor of the mid-1960s block Tremaine.  The tightly held building has only seen two sales in seven years, both in 2020.RELATED: Richard Wilkins makes way on the north shoreThe other two-bedroom apartments fetched $820,000 and $900,000.The sale marks an exit from Mosman for Wilkins, who sold a 1965 ­Moruben Rd apartment earlier this year at $1.01 million, with its investor buyer putting it up for $650 a week rent.Wilkins retains two investment properties in Cremorne, aside from his longtime home, which was bought for just over $2 million in 2004.The remaining Wilkins apartments, both bought in 2013, cost $530,000 and $664,000.MORE: Abbie Chatfield’s big home plans revealedAustralia’s first Waldorf Astoria coming to Sydney‘Gone in days’: why rent crisis is getting worse