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Little Saint James and Great Saint James were sold in May 2023 to investor Stephen Deckoff, who paid roughly $60 million for both islands and publicly announced plans to redevelop them as a luxury res...
Stephen Deckoff, a private-equity investor, bought both Little Saint James and neighboring Great Saint James from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate in May 2023 for about $60 million; Deckoff’s firm says it pla...
Major Epstein properties have largely exited his control: Little St. James and Great St. James were sold to investor Stephen Deckoff in 2023 (reported purchase price $60 million for both) ; Epstein’s ...
was immediately searched by federal and local investigators after ’s death in August 2019, then became the subject of continued criminal and civil scrutiny, a high-value settlement with the , a to a p...
is a private-equity investor and founder of who purchased ’s and islands in May 2023 through an entity called for roughly $60 million, and publicly announced plans to . Reporting documents Deckoff’s s...
Little Saint James, a roughly 70–78 acre private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, was owned by financier Jeffrey Epstein from 1998 until his death in 2019 and became the focal point of allegations t...
Jeffrey Epstein used a fleet that included a Boeing 727 and other jets to shuttle guests — including, according to victims’ accounts and reporting, young women to his Little St. James island — and he ...
Stephen Deckoff — founder of Black Diamond Capital Management (also reported as SD Investments) — bought Jeffrey Epstein’s two U.S. Virgin Islands, Great St. James and Little St. James, in a reported ...
Available reporting describes Little Saint James as a developed private island with built infrastructure and utilities connected to island data and electric networks, but the sources do not explicitly...
Public reporting and government releases show Jeffrey Epstein owned Little St. James and Great St. James until his death in 2019; those islands were sold after legal settlements and reporting identifi...
Jeffrey Epstein owned a global portfolio that prominently included a Manhattan Upper East Side townhouse, a Palm Beach waterfront estate, a New Mexico ranch (“Zorro Ranch”), an apartment in Paris, and...
Jeffrey Epstein’s Caribbean holdings—chiefly Little Saint James and adjacent Great Saint James—were sold in May 2023 to financier Stephen Deckoff for about $60 million, and the buyer has publicly prop...
As of the most recent reporting in the provided sources, Little Saint James was sold by Jeffrey Epstein’s estate in May 2023 to financier Stephen Deckoff’s SD Investments (sale reported as part of a $...
Public records and recent reporting show that Little St. James and Great St. James were owned by Jeffrey Epstein’s estate and sold in 2023 to financier Stephen Deckoff for about $60 million, and that ...
Since Jeffrey Epstein’s death in 2019, reporting shows his core properties were marketed and ultimately sold: the Manhattan Upper East Side townhouse (listed at $88M, sold ~ $51M in March 2021), the P...
As of the reporting in the provided sources, Little Saint James and neighboring Great St. James were sold in 2023 to billionaire investor Stephen Deckoff (SD Investments/Black Diamond Capital Manageme...
bought (and neighboring ) in May 2023 and immediately announced plans to convert the properties into a , retaining architects and engineers and projecting a 2025 opening . Reporting since the sale doc...
As of the reporting in these sources, Little Saint James and the neighboring Great Saint James were sold in May 2023 to financier Stephen Deckoff for a combined reported price of $60 million; proceeds...
After Jeffrey Epstein’s death in August 2019, Little St. James remained part of his estate and was placed on the market; in May 2023 billionaire investor Stephen Deckoff closed on both Little St. Jame...
A 2023 sale transferred Jeffrey Epstein’s Little St. James and neighboring Great St. James to financier Stephen Deckoff for roughly $60 million, and the new owner has announced intentions to redevelop...