Architects and construction companies in LA must be drooling right now.
Kaapstad2018
2 months ago
The house still standing in front of it is Tom Hanks house .
FitBattle5899
2 months ago
Isn’t that Tony Starks house?
Indoorsman101
2 months ago
Something tells me the owner will bounce back
chicostick13
2 months ago
Can’t imagine all the people without the money to rebuild
Available_Leather_10
2 months ago
To be fair, it’s probably about $60m of land and a $25m house.
Apparently owned by a crypto bro.
ronmsmithjr
2 months ago
That’s exactly why I don’t buy $83 million dollar homes.
wokexinze
2 months ago
🧐 hmmm it says here on your insurance claim you had flammable vegetation growing out the roof of your mansion?…..
…..
…
DENIED!!
dunnkw
2 months ago
I really feel bad for the housekeeping staff of all these residents who now have to figure out what they’re going to do for money.
ass_whiskers
2 months ago
Next season of selling sunset is going to be fun
jepadi
2 months ago
Someone was living in a community college?
-TheViennaSausage-
2 months ago
Meanwhile, the people in North Carolina are trying to figure out how to pay the taxes on their nonexistent houses while they shiver in their tents.
MikoGianni
2 months ago
We’re arguing over real estate & capitalism – I’m crying over the pets and wildlife that didn’t stand a chance to make it out alive. 😢😭🐾💔
PrblyMy3rdAltIDK
2 months ago
Look. This is tragic all around. But the vast majority of people who could afford homes even 10% as luxurious as this are going to, at least financially, land on their feet without an ounce of desperation.
Meanwhile, there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of working class people whose business relied on servicing these homes and the people that lived in them. These are the people who, even if their own house did not burn down, are FAR less likely to land on their feet. Landscapers, handymen, cleaners, chefs, babysitters, security guards, etc.
Again, to be clear, it’s tragic for everybody involved. But let’s keep in mind that the people who had the highest percentage of their net worth tied to these properties are not the people who owned or lived in them.
Musicgrl4life
2 months ago

colorfulzeeb
2 months ago

The owner rn
Effective-Pudding207
2 months ago
83,000,000? Looks like maybe 81,000,000. But I’m no Realtor.
To be fair that one looks like the perfect set up for a bonfire even before the wild fires
Lostclause
2 months ago
I am honestly having a hard time empathizing with the ultra rich temporarily losing their 3rd+ home.
Ok_Crazy_648
2 months ago
84 million, and built from wood. Brilliant.
Th3TruthIs0utTh3r3
2 months ago
no sympathy for anyone living in a 83 MILLION DOLLAR HOME.
swallowfistrepeat
2 months ago
Good, nobody needs an $83mil home. Be a normal person. Buy a normal home.
Upsetti_Gisepe
2 months ago
I have a hard time feeling bad because I don’t think there should be a house worth 90 mil in the first place.
How isn’t 5-10 mil more than enough for people? It’s fucking crazy
-Visher-
2 months ago
I couldn’t care less about these homes. It’s the average person and all the animals I feel for.
Cranky-George
2 months ago
Whoever owns that home has not just one more but a lot more homes. No fucks to give.
excelllentquestion
2 months ago
Oh well moving on to care about the normal people’s homes who all burned down.
chavodel420
2 months ago
The sad part will be the lower class people who will be affected so these rich fucks can replace what materials they’ve lost
lickproof
2 months ago
What’s the point in having fire insurance if your Insurance company cancels your policy a week before the fires…….like State Farm did to 72,000+ policy holders???? Abusolutely insane to pay this $138 billion company a penny when they do NOTHING to protect your investment/hard earned in most cases
HerMajestysButthole
2 months ago

ItsMeTanya
2 months ago
Is that Tony Stark’s place?
Thespud1979
2 months ago
If you’ve got an 83 million dollar home and no insurance, when it burns to the ground you are still better off than 99.9% of the rest of the world.
Architects and construction companies in LA must be drooling right now.
The house still standing in front of it is Tom Hanks house .
Isn’t that Tony Starks house?
Something tells me the owner will bounce back
Can’t imagine all the people without the money to rebuild
To be fair, it’s probably about $60m of land and a $25m house.
Apparently owned by a crypto bro.
That’s exactly why I don’t buy $83 million dollar homes.
🧐 hmmm it says here on your insurance claim you had flammable vegetation growing out the roof of your mansion?…..
…..
…
DENIED!!
I really feel bad for the housekeeping staff of all these residents who now have to figure out what they’re going to do for money.
Next season of selling sunset is going to be fun
Someone was living in a community college?
Meanwhile, the people in North Carolina are trying to figure out how to pay the taxes on their nonexistent houses while they shiver in their tents.
We’re arguing over real estate & capitalism – I’m crying over the pets and wildlife that didn’t stand a chance to make it out alive. 😢😭🐾💔
Look. This is tragic all around. But the vast majority of people who could afford homes even 10% as luxurious as this are going to, at least financially, land on their feet without an ounce of desperation.
Meanwhile, there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of working class people whose business relied on servicing these homes and the people that lived in them. These are the people who, even if their own house did not burn down, are FAR less likely to land on their feet. Landscapers, handymen, cleaners, chefs, babysitters, security guards, etc.
Again, to be clear, it’s tragic for everybody involved. But let’s keep in mind that the people who had the highest percentage of their net worth tied to these properties are not the people who owned or lived in them.


The owner rn
83,000,000? Looks like maybe 81,000,000. But I’m no Realtor.

Nice “review” of the unique mansion [https://youtu.be/PFXJRLMdQxc?si=NldlOU1_cFxWud1B](https://youtu.be/PFXJRLMdQxc?si=NldlOU1_cFxWud1B)
To be fair that one looks like the perfect set up for a bonfire even before the wild fires
I am honestly having a hard time empathizing with the ultra rich temporarily losing their 3rd+ home.
84 million, and built from wood. Brilliant.
no sympathy for anyone living in a 83 MILLION DOLLAR HOME.
Good, nobody needs an $83mil home. Be a normal person. Buy a normal home.
I have a hard time feeling bad because I don’t think there should be a house worth 90 mil in the first place.
How isn’t 5-10 mil more than enough for people? It’s fucking crazy
I couldn’t care less about these homes. It’s the average person and all the animals I feel for.
Whoever owns that home has not just one more but a lot more homes. No fucks to give.
Oh well moving on to care about the normal people’s homes who all burned down.
The sad part will be the lower class people who will be affected so these rich fucks can replace what materials they’ve lost
What’s the point in having fire insurance if your Insurance company cancels your policy a week before the fires…….like State Farm did to 72,000+ policy holders???? Abusolutely insane to pay this $138 billion company a penny when they do NOTHING to protect your investment/hard earned in most cases

Is that Tony Stark’s place?
If you’ve got an 83 million dollar home and no insurance, when it burns to the ground you are still better off than 99.9% of the rest of the world.
Tony stark is going to be so pissed.
