Spice Magnate consumes $ 37.3 million for former Sprint Ceo Aspen Teardini – to protect his views

The variety is the spice of life, but the Badia family would like to keep the status quo.

At least, this is when it comes to their home Aspen.

Joseph A. Badia, the magnate of spices, whose products line up shelves across America, bought $ 37.3 million of his neighbor aspen to preserve the natural beauty of his property, reported the Wall Street Journal.

The sale includes about 21 hectares, including a free house and planning permit for two new 15,000 -square -foot mansions.

Badia’s neighbor, former -ceo of Sprint Marcelo Claure, bought properties in 2020 with plans to build a family complex, the newspaper reported.

Badia and his wife Nancy bought the neighboring house with six bedrooms in 10 hectares only last year for $ 18.5 million.

Aj Morris and Craig Morris from the Aspen Snowmas Sotheby’s International Realty represented Badia. The Magnat’s decision to capture Claure’s divided wealth was to prevent its development, he said at the exit.

“They did not want the massive house to be purchased immediately near their home that would greatly affect their views, and also had a very negative impact on the natural beauty and migratory path of Elk,” Aj said.

Claure, the founder and CEO of Claure Group, bought his scene of the Earth in 2020. The Bolivian-American entrepreneur finally ranked property for $ 45 million in 2023 after his change for a family complex, according to the newspaper. Claure sold a different aspen home for $ 18.5 million in the same year.

Purchase of peanut of Claure’s wealth includes two parcels. One includes 10.5 hectares and contains an existing 11,000 -square -foot flat, plus plans for a new seven bedroom property. Next, a 10.8 hectare land, comes with plans for a five -bedroom house and horse facilities.

Bid plans makes the ranking particularly valuable, given the surrounding district restrictions on development, the Brittanie Rockhill retailer told the newspaper at the time of the rankings.

Badia’s father started the Florida -based Badia Spices Empire in 1967. The company produces and distributes spices, mixes and sauces and more. Badia was purchased by BIA Foods Investment Firm with BDT & MSD Partners, a trading bank, in 2024.

Aj Morris told the newspaper that the Badia family has no current plans to build on their new property, but Badia bought Claure development rights for under $ 4 million.

Claure Brittanie Rockhill’s list agent from Douglas Elliman refused to comment. Claure and Badia could not be reached for comment.