Former Panthers star Lou Zivanovic lists $12m Dural estate
Lou Zivanovic was banned by ASIC over company collapses. He is selling his Dural property for $12-12.5 million.
Lou (Lubo) Zivanovic is a former Penrith rugby league player who, along with his wife Olivia, has listed their six-bedroom Dural estate. They purchased it for $11 million in October 2021.
Zivanovic was banned by ASIC from 2016 to 2019 after 18 building and construction companies he ran collapsed. Creditors lost $26.8 million in unpaid debts.
Zivanovic said most of this was owed to him through intercompany loans. The single-level home has travertine floors and a marble kitchen.
It also has a cinema, gym, games room with a bar, and wine cellar. An outdoor area includes a pool and spa.
Major work has been done since purchase, including a new kitchen, painting, and landscaping.
- 18
- Companies collapsed
- $26.8 million
- Creditor debts
- 2016 to 2019
- ASIC ban period
- $11 million
- Purchase price
Why it mattersThis listing is a benchmark for high-end Sydney real estate. It shows the path of someone who faced major corporate penalties.
AustraliaFor Sydney property investors, it signals the current value of luxury Dural estates and tracks the market in one of NSW's most exclusive postcodes.
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