JP Morgan Chase purchased the abandoned estate, which was raided by the FBI in 2016, for $2.65 million in October 2022, and the sale went through in December.
Victoria Gotti’s mansion featured in the hit reality show “Growing Up Gotti” has been foreclosed on by a bank, real estate records show.
The referee’s deed, which transfers ownership from the foreclosed property to the highest bidder, went through to the bank on Dec. 7, 2022, according to the records, obtained by Page Six exclusively.It’s been empty since 2016 when the FBI raided it.The estate, which was first owned by Gotti’s infamous mob-boss father, John Gotti, has been abandoned since September 2016 whenand an auto parts store in Queens run by her sons with her mobbed-up ex-husband, Carmine Agnello.
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