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Retired World Series champ Matt Holliday lists $11.6 million Arizona estate he bought months ago

Retired World Series champ Matt Holliday lists $11.6 million Arizona estate he bought months ago
MarketWatch Monday 02 November 2026, 09:58 UTC 1 min read
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Retired Major League Baseball star Matt Holliday is ready to part ways with the newly built Paradise Valley, Ariz., estate he purchased earlier this year.

Retired Major League Baseball star Matt Holliday is ready to part ways with the newly built Paradise Valley, Ariz., estate he purchased earlier this year.
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