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Real estate might not be flexed quite the same as cars and watches, but that doesn’t stop rappers from copping some obscene homes. First up, we’ve got Trippie Redd’s all black mansion. Situated in Florida, this home looks like a supervillain’s hideout more than anything else. Then, there’s Kanye and KIm’s minimalist mansion in Malibu. YE paid financier and art dealer Richard Sachs a whopping $57.3 million for it in 2021 before transforming it into his own sleek paradise with the help of the renowned Axel Vervoordt.
Following that, we’ve got 50 Cent’s incredible pad in Connecticut that he bought from previous occupant Mike Tyson. Complete with 25 bedrooms, a Nightclub, a recording studio and two basketball courts, it essentially meant that there was no reason for 50 to ever leave the house again.
When it comes to properties purchased from titans of the ring, this was only dwarfed by the home acquired by 50’s longtime enemy Rick Ross who bought an 109 bedroom mansion from Evander Holyfield and has since reimagined it as what he has dubbed “the promised land. The estate, which is one of the largest in Georgia, is now worth 75 million.
But, that’s chump change compared to the $135 million Bel Air mansion owned by Jay Z & Beyonce that’s complete with a 30,000-square-feet property featuring four swimming pools, bullet-proof windows and a helipad. How the other half live.
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