GOP megadonor, WeatherTech founder sells mansion for $34M after massive price drop
David MacNeil, a Republican megadonor and the billionaire founder of WeatherTech, sold a waterfront mansion in Fort Lauderdale for $34 million. The price marks a 32 percent price cut from the property’s 2024 listing price of $50 million. The deal for the mansion at 84 Isla Bahia Drive was first reported by the New York Post and has yet to appear in public records. The buyer is unknown. Chad Carroll with Compass had the listing, and Brett Bass with Bass Realty and Investments brought the buyer. MacNeil founded the car accessories giant WeatherTech in 1989. He now has an estimated […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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