In 1992, Rod Stewart sold his 1925 Los Angeles mansion for $6.25 million; after a two-year restoration and estate expansion, the nearly 6-acre compound sold in two deals totaling $86 million
A legendary estate in Holmby Hills, previously owned by Rod Stewart, has fetched an impressive $86 million. The sprawling six-acre property was split into two parcels, with television producer David Zander acquiring the main mansion for $57 million. Meanwhile, Nick Kaiser purchased a smaller parcel complete with a historic cabin for $29 million. This notable sale underscores the ongoing allure of grand historic properties.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $5.35 million Ohio mansion has a $1.75 million architectural counterpart 375 miles away; historic House of Seven Gables spans 10,000 sq ft with 7 bedrooms, hits market
A historic mansion linked to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $5.35 million Ohio estate has hit the market for $1.75 million. The House of Seven Gables in Illinois spans 10,000 square feet with seven bedrooms and was designed by the same architect who created Kelce’s 21,000-square-foot Moyenage estate overlooking Lake Erie.
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In 1971, Wilt Chamberlain built his custom Bel-Air estate for about $1 million; after a $6.55 million sale, five-year renovation and a near-$19 million asking price, the home sold for about $9.7 million
Basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain's Bel-Air mansion has sold for approximately $9.7 million. This sale concluded years of attempts to sell the property at a much lower price. The 9,395-square-foot home was originally commissioned by Chamberlain in 1971. After extensive renovations, the property was relisted multiple times with significant price cuts. The final sale price was nearly half of its highest asking price.
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'Bachelor Party D'EUX': Amal Neerad announces release date
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Suriya shares BTS video of Ashok Selvan’s 70-foot dive for 'Anbil Avan'
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'Jailer 2': SJ Suryah steps out in style as Bodhi Kalpak
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Aaron Rowe defends Ed Sheeran
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Quimcy Dsouza's Asian Games heartbreak: Indian teqball star falls short
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Denied by visa row in 2023, former Asia No. 1 Bayor finally gets her Games shot
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‘Sell your wife’: Delhi's killer couple who murdered executive face fraud probe
Police probing the murder of Adani Realty project manager Yuvraj Singh Manchanda are examining whether he knew about an alleged fraud racket involving his former colleague Anya Vats and her partner Sanyam Sachdeva. An FIR details how the duo allegedly duped a senior executive of over Rs 1.2 crore using fake government notices, while investigators examine their movements and electronic devices.
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In a first, abetment FIR filed against IIT-Bombay professor in student’s death
An IIT-Bombay professor faces accusations following a student's death by suicide on campus. The student's parents alleged casteist remarks and harassment by the professor. Police have transferred the case to the crime branch for further investigation. The institute stated no disciplinary action was initiated against the student. The family refused to claim the body until the accused were arrested.
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Champions return, 314 debutants arrive: Inside India’s 500-plus Asian Games campaign
India begins its campaign at Aichi-Nagoya with a 500-plus athlete contingent; 314 of them are making their first Asian Games appearance. Mirabai Chanu returns with the Asian Games medal missing from her collection, while Anahat Singh arrives as a World Junior Squash Champion. Defending champions Avinash Sable, Tajinderpal Singh Toor, Parul Chaudhary, Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Satwik-Chirag will look to build on India’s 106-medal haul at Hangzhou.
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Something big brewing? Trump abruptly leaves Camp David, returns to White House
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Apple CEO recalls 25-year-old Apple lesson: ‘I wasn’t sure I belonged there’
John Ternus, now the CEO of Apple, took a profound lesson from his early career 25 years ago. He started as a young engineer in 2001, often feeling daunted by the talent surrounding him. Over the next two decades, he made impactful contributions to various products. Ternus learned the importance of melding confidence with a willingness to absorb knowledge from his peers, earning Tim Cook's complete faith in his leadership.
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