Rizzo's house falls out of escrow

By Kevin Roderick | August 25, 2011 2:01 PM

The Huntington Beach home owned by former Bell city administrator Robert Rizzo is back on the market — no reason given, the OC Register reports. The listing at $949,000 became active again on Wednesday, and since it attracted multiple offers a few weeks ago, it may not be on the market for long.


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