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It is considered a jewel in the crown with views of downtown and the Pacific Ocean. > ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
A 157-acre flat top located above Beverly Hills hits the market at $ 1 billion.
The undeveloped property is the most expensive inscription in the history of Los Angeles with views extending from the Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island and the Downtown Los Angeles.
The real estate agent Aaron Kirman calls it "the jewel in the crown of Beverly Hills" for the billionaires with a plan to build a private paradise. This mbadive land comes with its own story of wealthy owners of royals, Hollywood celebrities and moguls who have all had unsuccessful plans to develop the property.
"For this billionaire who wants this intimacy on the highest peak of Beverly Hills, it's a great opportunity," said Mr. Kirman
. came close to buying suitably personal with this price tag.
The highest price ever paid for a home in the world would be the purchase of $ 300 million from a property in France by a Saudi prince. "There are 2,200 billionaires in the world," said Kirman with the hope that at least one of them will be ready to invest and build. " We realized that there are 100 who could and would like to buy the property. "
The property is almost double Disneyland and boasts the best views in Los Angeles.
The summit of the mountain once belonged to an Iranian princess and the elder sister born of the last shah of Iran in the late 1970s, who had the intention of building a palace on the earth.
In 1987, Merv Griffin, host of the show and host of the game show, said: "We will have a heliport, some lakes and a Palladian-style house, like the ones you see outside of Venice [Italy] but with variation, because we Griffin told the Times that he needed a lot of glbad, but when financial difficulties had reached, Griffin sold the property to Mark Hughes, the founder of Herbalife, for more than $ 8 million in 1997.
At the time, the case was a record in Southern California
real estate agent Jeff Hyland, who managed the sale, stated that the property is "one of a kind."
"There Will Never Be"
Hughes bought the property with plans to develop it, but died in 200 0
Now the land with the famous zip code of 90210 Beverly Hills is the property of Secured Capital Prope rty.
The land is divided into 17 parcels whose area is reserved for residential development.
However, Kirman is categorical about the fact that only one buyer will develop the land for individual use.
"Being impressed by dirt is difficult," admits Kirman, but says he's looking at the Middle Eastern royal family, a Chinese billionaire or Russian oligarch as potential buyers.
This article has been adapted from its original source.
