Who Owns the One and Only in LA?
So, you’ve heard about this mega-mansion in LA called "The One". It's like the architectural equivalent of a Kardashian – everyone knows it, but nobody really knows what it is. Let's dive into the juicy details.
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The One and Only
This bad boy isn't just a house; it's a fortress, a playground, and a vanity project rolled into one. Imagine a place with more rooms than your average apartment building, a nightclub, a bowling alley, and a four-lane auto gallery. That's "The One".
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For years, it was the stuff of real estate legend, a never-ending construction project that was going to be the most expensive house ever built. And then, bam, it was finished (mostly) and put up for sale. The price tag? A cool billion dollars.
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The Bidding War
You'd think finding a buyer for a billion-dollar house would be easy, right? Wrong. It sat on the market for a while, a lonely giant in the hills of Bel Air. Eventually, it went to auction and was snapped up by Richard Saghian, the fashion mogul behind Fashion Nova.
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So, there you have it. The man behind those trendy, affordable dresses is now the owner of the most expensive house in America. Talk about a glow-up!
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A Mansion, a Mystery
But here's the kicker: even though Saghian bought it, the house still isn't finished. There's still a bunch of work to be done, and it's going to cost millions more. So, while Saghian is technically the owner, the house itself is still a bit of a work in progress.
It's like buying a brand new car and then realizing you need to replace the engine. Except this "car" costs more than your entire net worth.
How to Become a Mega-Mansion Owner (Probably Not)
- How to build a billion-dollar house: Start with unlimited funds, a disregard for deadlines, and a penchant for gold leaf.
- How to buy a billion-dollar house: Win the lottery, inherit a fortune, or start a wildly successful fast-fashion empire.
- How to furnish a billion-dollar house: Sell your kidney (just kidding, don’t do that).
- How to maintain a billion-dollar house: Hire an army of staff and hope for the best.
- How to impress your friends with your billion-dollar house: Invite them over and casually mention the property taxes.
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