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               The owner of the subject property has under contract                    
               three parcels of land that abut the original 174.5                      
               acres [Vero Beach property] to the west.  These parcels                 
               under contract make up the balance of the 228.05 acres                  
               of the subject property and are considered to be cru-                   
               cial attributes of the subject property by which the                    
               acquisition of this property will provide additional                    
               upland acreage, increased ingress and egress to the                     
               eastern portion of the subject and frontage for future                  
               commercial development on U.S. Highway One.  Two of                     
               three parcels have disclosure provisions within the                     
               contract which prevent the buyer or seller from dis-                    
               closing information such as price, terms or closing                     
               date etc. * * * The third parcel of land under contract                 
               is from J.C. Enterprises, Inc. (Grantor) to Indian                      
               River Farms, Inc. (Grantee) for $552,000 cash to the                    
               seller.  This parcel has frontage on U.S. Highway One                   
               and contains approximately 8.51 acres or 370,695 square                 
               feet.  This parcel like the other two parcels is zoned                  
               RM-6 by Indian River County allowing residential devel-                 
               opment at a maximum density of six units per acre.  The                 
               sales price results in a value per acre of $64,864 or                   
               $10,823 per unit.                                                       
          The appraiser estimated that the "as is" value of the appraised              
          property as proposed to be developed was $10,250,000.                        
               On September 19, 1994, Atlantic Gulf Communities sent a                 
          letter to OIP as the borrower of the loan that General had made              
          to OIP on December 11, 1990, in order to finance in part OIP's               
          acquisition from General of the Vero Beach property.  That letter            
          stated in pertinent part:  "The following information is provided            
          to you pursuant to your request of September 19, 1994 for payoff             
          information".                                                                
               Petitioners reflected the condemnation of the CCJV real                 
          property and the receipt by OIP of the condemnation proceeds                 
          (collectively, the condemnation transaction) in both their books             
          and records and their consolidated return for the taxable year               




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