Golfer Greg Norman has raised the price on his South Florida mansion.

From the South Florida Web site: Golf legend Greg Norman has increased the price on his Jupiter Island mansion after substantial renovations. The nine-bedroom, six-building estate was listed for $65 million in 2007, but Norman dropped the price last year to $45 million. The listing, held by the Corcoran Group, now prices the property at $60 million. The Real Deal previously reported that a successful sale would set a record price for Jupiter Island. [more]

From the South Florida Web site: When golf great Greg Norman
decided that the sale of his Jupiter Island estate had hit an iceberg
and was sinking at the asking price of $47.5 million, he did more than
rearrange the palm trees in his front yard. The “Great White Shark”
hired contractors, filed the necessary legal work for massive
renovations and hiked the price of his Jupiter Island spread to $60
million. Apparently, Norman is trying a new pricing strategy for his eight-acre seaside hacienda, listed in 2007 for $65 million. It languished
unsold on the market for almost a year, even after a drastic 27 percent
price cut of $17.5 million to $47.5 million. If Norman gets anywhere
near his asking price, he will outdrive the record price for a property
on the island: the $44.5 million that neighbor and golf superstar Tiger
Woods set in 2006 when he bought 12 acres and began building a family
compound. [more]