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The sale of a lakefront estate outside Montreal has broken a short-lived price record for the Canadian province of Quebec. Marketing entrepreneur and Ferrari collector James Upton sold his six-acre property for $14.5 million to an unidentified buyer, according to the Wall Street Journal. Upton bought the property in 2017; he listed it earlier this month for $15.4 million. The previous Quebec record was set earlier this month when a home in the Montreal suburb

Airbnbs are not only a convenient place for lodging when taking a trip–some can also be an experience in themselves. The publication Confused.com recently came out with a roll call  of the wackiest and weirdest listings on the site, as rounded up by the New York Post. The collection spans the United States and beyond, and emphasizes one-of-a-kind offerings. “There’s a lot more interest from holidaymakers in finding a unique stay,” Confused.com’s Jessica Willock told

Notorious B.I.G.’s former home lived up to his nickname, selling for well above the asking price. The Brooklyn two-bedroom where Biggie Smalls lived with his wife and her daughter before he was gunned down in LA in 1997 sold for $2 million — $300,000 above its price when it hit the market in September, according to the New York Post. The rapper, born Christopher Wallace, bought it in 1994, the year his debut album “Ready