Steve Pagliuca may no longer be a co-owner of the Celtics—his bid to buy the 18-time NBA championship-winning team earlier this year was rejected—and now he’s no longer the owner of an extensively updated townhouse in ‘s Back Bay neighborhood. The businessman, who currently serves as the co-chairman of Bain Capital, has parted ways with the Beantown pad for $11.5 million, quite a bit more than the $11 million asking price.

The four-bedroom, seven-bathroom home saw significant interest immediately upon coming up for sale, with a bidding war breaking out and the almost 5,700-square-foot spread going under contract after just four days on the market.

The buyer is Ron Sargent, the interim CEO of Kroger and a former CEO of Staples who received both his undergraduate and master’s degrees from

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