SC Johnson billionaire drops $30M on landmarked Palm Beach home
Billionaire SC Johnson heiress Winifred Johnson-Marquart dropped $30 million on a landmarked Palm Beach home. Records show her Southern Mark LLC bought the house at 217 Clark Avenue from Deborah Ann Robinson. The Palm Beach Daily News first identified her as the buyer. Racine, Wisconsin-based Johnson Bank, the financial institution owned by the Johnson family, provided a $21 million loan for the off-market purchase, records show. Johnson-Marquart is the daughter of the late Samuel Curtis Johnson Jr., the fourth-generation Johnson credited with growing the family business into a multibillion-dollar cleaning supply behemoth. He spearheaded the creation of several first generation […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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