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The administrators of Prince's estate have asked permission to sell a number of his properties, but denied that they will make Paisley Park available to potential buyers.
Billboard reports that court filing on August 5 had indicated that Paisley Park, the Minneapolis property where Prince lived and recorded, was among a list of properties that could be sold. However, that was soon denied by the Bremer Trust, who issued a brief statement saying: "Bremer Trust, the special administrator for the Prince Rogers Nelson estate, has no plans to sell either Paisley Park or the property referred to as the Purple Rain house."
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The Bremer Trust took control of Prince's estate following his death in April. The August 5 court filing saw them ask a judge for permission to sell around 20 properties owned by the late artist, worth an estimated $28 million.
