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BN- Rebels lair changes hands | Adelaide Now: "Old Noarlunga property has had a 'for sale' sign on its front fence, but it was...

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BN- Rebels lair changes hands | Adelaide Now: "Old Noarlunga property has had a 'for sale' sign on its front fence, but it was not advertised on the agent's website or other real estate websites.

The land title transfer, which went through last month, is now in the name of Rebels member Richard James Carter.

The property was bought by former chapter president Robert Vitale on November 14, 2003, for $225,000.

Mr Vitale was believed to have left South Australia.

Agents Siebel and Siebel refused to discuss the sale and the sale price is unknown, but the median Old Noarlunga house price is $335,000.

The sale went through as rumours spread that the Rebels were selling up to move to Victor Harbor."

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