
Musk's Spec-Building-Buyer Lists LA Rental for $350,000/Month
- By Jim Lowenstern
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We said we'd keep you updated on Elon Musk's real estate escapade, and we're a Castle of our word. Musk is doing well for himself in the luxury property market, and is rumored to have a sweet deal on the table with a developer for a chunk of his remaining properties.

When Drake said "4,000 square feet just isn't as spacious," we didn't anticipate 50,000 was the magic number. Maybe the private 747 should've given it away... Take a look at Aubrey Grahams house in Toronto's Billionaire Row, Bridle Path.

Elon Musk is really doing it. A few weeks ago we wrote about his tweet and subsequent listings of a couple properties in Los Angeles. He decided to get rid of all of his material possessions, including his real estate portfolio. He even went as far as to undergo this task without a real estate agent. A lot of people scoffed, but Musk just sold his first million-dollar listing.

Welcome to West Lake Ranch, the 4,000-acre spread containing two entire lakes that offer incredible trout fishing, caves with pictographs left by indigenous tribespeople, and thousands of wild animals.

Saudi Prince Turki bin Nasser is asking $40 million for a compound in Beverly Park, or a little over a million bucks per bathroom.

Kylie Jenner recently revealed her newest mansion from architect Gala Asher, a $37M compound in Holmby Hills. Shortly after, ex-partner and baby daddy, Travis Scott, decided to follow suit with this $23.5 million purchase.

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Earlier this month, John Lennon and Yoko Ono's personal resort from the 1980's finally came back on the market.

Norman Lear, T.V producer/writer, is now asking $35M for his unusual L.A property.

Old-world opulence meets modern living and cutting-edge tech in Radcliff Hill, the architectural masterpiece overlooking the Charles.

Encouraging news to all home sellers! Buyers are rapidly returning to the housing market, despite uncertainty due to coronavirus.