Update: Romney to Quadruple Size of La Jolla Beachfront Home

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Politics • Sun Aug 21, 2011 at 10:22 am PDT • Views: 24,226

As Republicans continue to whine and complain about the President’s vacation on Martha’s Vineyard, here’s an update to our post from yesterday about Mitt Romney’s collection of multi-million dollar mansions; Romney has filed an application to increase the size of his $12 million beachfront compound in La Jolla from a measly 3,000 square feet to a two-story 11,062-square foot castle: Romney to quadruple La Jolla home size.

LA JOLLA — GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney, scheduled to attend a series of fundraisers this weekend in San Diego, is also working on plans to nearly quadruple the size of his $12 million oceanfront manse in La Jolla.

Romney has filed an application with the city to bulldoze his 3,009-square-foot, single-story home at 311 Dunemere Dr. and replace it with a two-story, 11,062-square-foot structure. No date has been set to consider the proposed coastal development and site development permits, which must be approved by the city.

Not bad for someone who’s “unemployed.”

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