Seller Sues Realtor for Concealing Jeff Bezos as Buyer in $79M Mansion Sale

Leo Kryss claims he was misled by Douglas Elliman, resulting in a $6 million loss on his Miami property sale.

Leo Kryss, co-founder of Tectoy, sold his Miami mansion for $79 million, $6 million below the asking price.
Kryss is suing Douglas Elliman for allegedly concealing that Jeff Bezos was the buyer of the property.
The lawsuit claims Kryss would not have agreed to the price drop if he had known Bezos was the purchaser.
Douglas Elliman reportedly assured Kryss that Bezos was not behind the bid, which later proved false.
The case is set for a hearing on October 11, with Kryss seeking damages for breach of contract and misrepresentation.