The building and property, as well as the remaining contents, were sold off during the auction and auctioneer Bill Hudson said all of the lots — 13 in all — sold that day.
Dozens of potential bidders attended the auction held within the former theater, which was closed more than a year and a half ago following the arrest of the former owner.
Bidding on the property, located off Route 611 in West Ocean City, started at $400,000, which is less than what the previous owner paid when it was last on the market in 2004, according to public records. Bids quickly escalated to $800,000, and then inched along until the final sale price was reached.
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Please for the love of whoever u believe in, no more sunsations.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of suspicious fires. How many Sun Sations burned over the years. I guess it was all bad luck.
ReplyDeleteHow about when the fire department showed up to put out a mattress on fire and the next day the same mattress caught fire again and burned down the building.
Delete100 locations, nothing over $5, and no customers. It doesn't take a math wiz to figure that one out.
Not what west OC needs....a crappy brewery. I'm sure the food will be as bad as his his other establishment at 45th street. I wish this would have been purchased by some one who really cares about serving quality food.
ReplyDeleteAnd someone who operates a clean restaurant his restaurants are atrocious.
ReplyDeleteWho said anything about food?
ReplyDeleteJust let the tourists suffer and go somewhere else.
ReplyDelete10:13 other news sources are reporting that he will turn it into a brewery.
ReplyDeleteIf it's a brewery, it will stand on the quality of the product.
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