The price has been condensed as no one desires ‘paedophile islands.

Investors are refusing to pay the asking price for the infamous ‘paedophile islands’ of deceased paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The price of Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘paedophile islands’ has been reduced as millionaires pass up the chance to purchase the troubled location.

Estate agents listed the notorious islands, Great St James and Little St James, for a staggering $125 million in March, as the Virgin Islands, Great St James and Little St James, were put up for sale.

According to report, the price has now been reduced to $55 million for each island as millionaires are put off buying the disgraced sex-homes.

It represents a 12% decrease as investors avoid purchasing the infamous islands where the former financier allegedly committed some of his crimes.

Epstein purchased the Great St James island, which has more than 160 acres of land, prior to his arrest for sex trafficking in 2016.

Epstein’s Little St James is a 70-acre estate with a private dock, helicopter landing pad, gas station, two swimming pools, a primary residence, and four guest villas.

It also has three beaches and a gym, and it was on that island that he was accused of sexually assaulting minors.

Any proceeds from the sales will be used to settle outstanding lawsuits against Epstein’s estate.