Former Celebrity Apprentice boss Mark Bouris sells his Double Bay apartment for $3.85million to socialite Rey-Hanna Vakili
The Celebrity Apprentice star Mark Bouris has offloaded his Double Bay apartment.
The Wizard Home Loans founder, 60, sold the two-bedroom property to socialite and former Vogue assistant Rey-Hanna Vakili, 29.
The sale price hasn’t been disclosed, but the home had a $3.5mllion to $3.85million price guide, reports Realestate.com.au.
Sold! The Celebrity Apprentice star Mark Bouris has offloaded his Double Bay apartment
Mark had spent $3.7million on the apartment in 2017 in the name of his ex-wife Katherine Bouris’ investment trust, of which he’s the trustee.
The property features stunning interiors, high and elaborate ceilings and a marble and wooden kitchen.
Sydney-born Rey-Hanna, the daughter of a property developer, was previously an assistant for Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.
Claims: The publication reports that Bouris coughed up $3.7million for the pad in 2017 and at the time snapped it up ‘in the name of ex-wife Katherine Bouris’ investment trust, of which he’s the trustee’
Brand new: The block of units are brand new and have just been completed, with Mark having purchased the property originally off the plan
She also previously dated model and TV presenter Jason Dundas.
The couple split in 2014 after dating on and off for five years.
The first met through a mutual friend, horse racing royalty Tom Waterhouse, whose wife, Hoda Vakili, is Rey’s older sister.
Familiar face: Rey-Hanna Vakili, the daughter of a property developer, was previously an assistant for Vogue’s Anna Wintour and previously dated model Jason Dundas
Mark meanwhile, who is the chairman of Yellow Brick Road, is known for his appearances on The Celebrity Apprentice and The Apprentice Australia, as host or ‘boss.’
Mark previously told Men’s Health his top tips and tricks on how to build a business for small business owners and budding entrepreneurs.
The Mentor star suggested people start their business on the side before leaving their fulltime jobs.
‘The Elon Musks and the Mark Zuckerbergs – they’re one in 10 million,’ he said.
‘So the odds are against you from the start. That’s fine – still back yourself. But what those odds tell you is that in your risk-management process, try to avoid giving away your day job because you’ll need that cash flow.’
Side hustle: Mark previously told Men’s Health his top tips and tricks on how to build a business for small business owners and budding entrepreneurs. The Mentor star suggested people start their business on the side before leaving their fulltime jobs