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Historic Home of Pope Leo XIV Pulled from Market as Value Soars
The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton, Illinois, is taken off the market as plans to honor the new pontiff are discussed.
Chicago Sun-TimesPope Leo XIV's childhood home no longer for sale. Could it become a historic site?
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Fox BusinessPope Leo XIV's childhood home in Illinois was for sale but is now off the market
Daily BeastOwner of Pope Leo’s Childhood Home Tipped to Jack Up Price
NewsmaxPope Leo XIV's Childhood Home Taken Off Market
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The childhood home of newly elected Pope Leo XIV in Dolton, Illinois, has been withdrawn from sale amidst plans to honor the pope. Once listed at $219,000, appreciation is expected as the owner considers transforming the house into a museum or landmark. Real estate agent Steve Budzik is involved in discussions with the owner's family to recreate the original look of the home. Mayor Jason House supports the idea of designating it a historic site. The residence holds significance, having housed the Prevost family since 1949.
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