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Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion

Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion

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Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion
Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion
Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion
Coupon king wants $150 million for Bel-Air mega-mansion
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
It’ll take a ton of coupons to buy George Ruan’s mansion in Bel-Air. The billionaire, who co-founded the online coupon company Honey, is shopping around his 20,000-square-foot showplace for $150 million. If he gets his price, it’ll be among the most-expensive deals in Southern California history. At $150 million, it’s the third-priciest property on the market in Los Angeles County behind Michael Eisner’s $225-million compound in Malibu and the $165-million mansion known as the Manor in...
It’ll take a ton of coupons to buy George Ruan’s mansion in Bel-Air. The billionaire, who co-founded the online coupon company Honey, is shopping around his 20,000-square-foot showplace for $150 million. If he gets his price, it’ll be among the most-expensive deals in Southern California history. At $150 million, it’s the third-priciest property on the market in Los Angeles County behind Michael Eisner’s $225-million compound in Malibu and the $165-million mansion known as the Manor in...
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million
forbes forbes | 1 year ago
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million When tech giant PayPal acquired Honey, a browser extension that aggregates and applies online coupons, for $4 billion in 2019, the sale made co-founders George Raun and Ryan Hudson worth a combined $1.5 billion. The Bel-Air home is listed for $150 million. Matthew Momberge The Bel-Air home is listed for $150 million. And what to do with that kind of money? A lot, apparently. Raun first purchased this Bel...
Honey Co-Founder George Raun Lists Bel-Air Mansion For $150 Million When tech giant PayPal acquired Honey, a browser extension that aggregates and applies online coupons, for $4 billion in 2019, the sale made co-founders George Raun and Ryan Hudson worth a combined $1.5 billion. The Bel-Air home is listed for $150 million. Matthew Momberge The Bel-Air home is listed for $150 million. And what to do with that kind of money? A lot, apparently. Raun first purchased this Bel...
Pop singer Engelbert Humperdinck wants $6.2 million for Bel-Air perch
Pop singer Engelbert Humperdinck wants $6.2 million for Bel-Air perch
Pop singer Engelbert Humperdinck wants $6.2 million for Bel-Air perch
Pop singer Engelbert Humperdinck wants $6.2 million for Bel-Air perch
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
Engelbert Humperdinck, the British pop singer who’s been releasing music since the 1960s, is shopping around his Mediterranean-style mansion in the hills of Bel-Air for $6.2 million. He’ll double his money if he gets his price. Records show he paid $3 million for the property in 2005. Perched on a promontory overlooking Stone Canyon Reservoir, the 1980s haunt is just one piece of Humperdinck’s international real estate portfolio. Over the years, he’s owned homes in England, Mexico and Ha...
Engelbert Humperdinck, the British pop singer who’s been releasing music since the 1960s, is shopping around his Mediterranean-style mansion in the hills of Bel-Air for $6.2 million. He’ll double his money if he gets his price. Records show he paid $3 million for the property in 2005. Perched on a promontory overlooking Stone Canyon Reservoir, the 1980s haunt is just one piece of Humperdinck’s international real estate portfolio. Over the years, he’s owned homes in England, Mexico and Ha...
Babyface chases $8 million for custom Bel-Air mansion
Babyface chases $8 million for custom Bel-Air mansion
Babyface chases $8 million for custom Bel-Air mansion
Babyface chases $8 million for custom Bel-Air mansion
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
Kenneth Edmonds, the Grammy-winning producer better known as Babyface, is asking $8 million for his Bel-Air home of nearly two decades. That’s nearly double the $4.1 million he paid for the property in 2004, records show. The house has changed dramatically over the years, as Edmonds added custom skylights and a handful of amenities including a gym, music studio, movie theater and brick wine cellar. It sits on half an acre in Bel-Air Crest, a guard-gated enclave with roughly 200 homes. Edmonds?...
Kenneth Edmonds, the Grammy-winning producer better known as Babyface, is asking $8 million for his Bel-Air home of nearly two decades. That’s nearly double the $4.1 million he paid for the property in 2004, records show. The house has changed dramatically over the years, as Edmonds added custom skylights and a handful of amenities including a gym, music studio, movie theater and brick wine cellar. It sits on half an acre in Bel-Air Crest, a guard-gated enclave with roughly 200 homes. Edmonds?...
In Bel-Air, a mega-mansion with a sub-zero vodka room seeks $139 million
In Bel-Air, a mega-mansion with a sub-zero vodka room seeks $139 million
In Bel-Air, a mega-mansion with a sub-zero vodka room seeks $139 million
In Bel-Air, a mega-mansion with a sub-zero vodka room seeks $139 million
latimes latimes | 2 years ago
An amenity-loaded mega-mansion is looking to be Bel-Air's second-priciest home sale ever, listed at $139 million.
An amenity-loaded mega-mansion is looking to be Bel-Air's second-priciest home sale ever, listed at $139 million.
In Bel-Air, a developer packages two mega-mansions for $77 million
In Bel-Air, a developer packages two mega-mansions for $77 million
In Bel-Air, a developer packages two mega-mansions for $77 million
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latimes latimes | 1 year ago
In an age where the ultra-rich buy entire streets’ worth of homes to create the ultimate compound, one developer is hoping to take advantage of the trend, listing two side-by-side mansions in Bel-Air for a combined $77 million. The seller is Alessandro Cajrati Crivelli, the developer behind Milan’s storied fashion district Zona Tortona. He developed both spec mansions, and he’s hoping to sell them to a buyer in search of a private compound. Both mansions boast bold, modern style — but by...
In an age where the ultra-rich buy entire streets’ worth of homes to create the ultimate compound, one developer is hoping to take advantage of the trend, listing two side-by-side mansions in Bel-Air for a combined $77 million. The seller is Alessandro Cajrati Crivelli, the developer behind Milan’s storied fashion district Zona Tortona. He developed both spec mansions, and he’s hoping to sell them to a buyer in search of a private compound. Both mansions boast bold, modern style — but by...
'Shahs of Sunset' star asks $32 million for Lee Iacocca's Bel-Air mansion
'Shahs of Sunset' star asks $32 million for Lee Iacocca's Bel-Air mansion
'Shahs of Sunset' star asks $32 million for Lee Iacocca's Bel-Air mansion
'Shahs of Sunset' star asks $32 million for Lee Iacocca's Bel-Air mansion
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
The longtime home of auto titan Lee Iacocca is being shopped around by 'Shahs of Sunset' star Lilly Ghalichi for $32 million in Bel-Air.
The longtime home of auto titan Lee Iacocca is being shopped around by 'Shahs of Sunset' star Lilly Ghalichi for $32 million in Bel-Air.
Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z's $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) - Homes of the Rich
Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z's $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) - Homes of the Rich
Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z's $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) - Homes of the Rich
Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z's $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) - Homes of the Rich
Homes of the Rich Homes of the Rich | 2 years ago
Beyoncé & Jay-Z purchased this ultra-modern California mega home back in 2017 for $88 million. The post Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z’s $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) appeared first on Homes of the Rich.
Beyoncé & Jay-Z purchased this ultra-modern California mega home back in 2017 for $88 million. The post Inside Beyonce & Jay-Z’s $88 Million Bel Air Mega Home (PHOTOS) appeared first on Homes of the Rich.
$26.5 Million French Style Home In Bel Air, California (PHOTOS)
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Homes of the Rich Homes of the Rich | 2 years ago
This French style home is located at 11630 Moraga Lane in the guard-gated Moraga Estates community in Bel Air, Los Angeles, California and is situated on an acre of land. The post $26.5 Million French Style Home In Bel Air, California (PHOTOS) appeared first on Homes of the Rich.
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Lee Iacocca’s longtime Bel-Air estate sells for $27.7 million
Lee Iacocca’s longtime Bel-Air estate sells for $27.7 million
Lee Iacocca’s longtime Bel-Air estate sells for $27.7 million
Lee Iacocca’s longtime Bel-Air estate sells for $27.7 million
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
The longtime home of Lee Iacocca, the late automobile visionary who developed the Ford Mustang and saved the Chrysler Corp. from bankruptcy, just traded hands in Bel-Air for $27.7 million. Iacocca lived in the home for nearly three decades, entertaining guests such as Frank Sinatra and Ronald Reagan, before he died in 2019. His daughter sold the estate a year later for $19.5 million to Lilly Ghalichi, a reality TV star who appeared in the Bravo show “Shahs of Sunset.” The sale marks a quick ...
The longtime home of Lee Iacocca, the late automobile visionary who developed the Ford Mustang and saved the Chrysler Corp. from bankruptcy, just traded hands in Bel-Air for $27.7 million. Iacocca lived in the home for nearly three decades, entertaining guests such as Frank Sinatra and Ronald Reagan, before he died in 2019. His daughter sold the estate a year later for $19.5 million to Lilly Ghalichi, a reality TV star who appeared in the Bravo show “Shahs of Sunset.” The sale marks a quick ...