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Oheka Castle was sold at auction for $72 million, putting the Long Island landmark’s future in developers’ hands. Newsday reported the sale, but no demolition plan has been announced. The uncomfortable question: does landmark status protect its history—or make the property more valuable? Pick a side: preservation or investment, and send this to someone who thinks every sale means demolition.

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00:00A landmark just sold to developers.
00:04Oheka Castle is a Long Island landmark.
00:07Now its future belongs to developers.
00:12Newsday reported they bought it at auction for $72 million.
00:16No demolition plan has been announced.
00:20The real tension, does the castle's history protect the property or make it more valuable to investors?
00:27Landmark or investment?
00:30Pick a side and send this to the person who thinks every sale means demolition.

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