Antony Catalano expands Byron Bay hospitality empire with $17.35m deal
Businessman Antony Catalano has purchased commercial property in Byron Bay for $17.35 million to expand his hospitality portfolio. The deal comes amid ongoing legal challenges, as Catalano faces serious assault charges involving his wife.
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Share A A A Alleged wife abuser Antony Catalano has snapped up prime commercial real estate in Byron Bay as part of his plans to further expand his hospitality empire in the upmarket town frequented by high-flyers and A-list celebrities.
A flurry of activity has unfolded around the controversial businessman’s financial affairs since his arrest in March after Catalano was accused of assaulting his wife, Stefanie, in their inner-Melbourne penthouse apartment.
He faces charges including unlawful imprisonment, making threats to kill, recklessly causing injury and four counts of assault.
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