Chicago mobster Al Capone died in his Palm Island, Florida home in 1947. Now the lot where his home once stood is for sale. Here's what to know.

A 30,000-square-foot lot is for sale on Miami's exclusive Palm Island for $23.9 million. Mobster Al Capone spent his final years on the property. His mansion was torn down in 2023, but the lot has ...

Al Capone’s Florida Address—Now an Empty Lot—Is Selling for $23.9 Million The house where the gangster lived on Palm Island, an ultra-affluent enclave of Miami Beach, was demolished last summer ...

Capone’s 1922 waterfront winter home on Palm Island, near Miami Beach, was quietly demolished, a painful defeat for preservationists, whose hands ultimately were tied. Unfortunately, it might be ...

Florida Megamansion Overlooking Island Al Capone Coveted to List for $23M The home has a two-story library, a built-in saltwater aquarium and is part of the Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club By V.L ...

The "Miami News" led the campaign to drive Capone out, but he wouldn't budge. In fact, he decided to make Miami Beach his home, choosing Clarence Busch's Palm Island estate as his permanent residence.

Just down from Al Capone's former home, the 13,000-square-foot ultra-modern home has nine bedrooms and a private dock. 43 Million Mansion Would Shatter Record on Miami Beach’s Palm Island ...

Al's granddaughters grew up in Florida Al purchased a house on Palm Island — a small island off the coast of Miami Beach — in ...

American gangster Al (Alphonse) Capone. Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty. Al purchased a house on Palm Island — a small island off the coast of Miami Beach — in 1928 as a ...