La Bellucia Has Plenty of Celeb History
We felt like making you feel even poorer than you already are today. This Ocean front home has had it’s share of owners’. Some pretty fancy ones if I may say so. This goregeous home known as La Bellucia, sold for $24 million in Palm Beach, Florida. It may not be just the home that makes this pricey estate what it’s worth. It might be for its previous owners.
The man that bought the residence is Jeffrey Greene, an LA real estate developer and billionaire. He bought the home from Malcolm Glazer. Glazer owns the Tampa Bay Buccanneeers and the Manchester United soccer team. This guy is so rich that he ranked 139 on Forbes.
Antoine Walker Sued For Slum-like Housing
Antoine Walker has problems and it isn’t with his game. Walker, NBA pro basketball star, is about to get in a whole lot of trouble from the city where he grew up for not paying attention to one of his real estate investments.
Antoine Walker has seen his fair share of trouble this year already but this will pile up on a man that earned over $100 million and an NBA Championship. His company, Walker Ventures LLC and AW Realty LLC, has a bunch of lawsuits filed against them primarily for poor management, damages, and a ton of debts.
Walker owns several buildings in the South Side of Chicago. One with a roach infestation, another with leaking pipes, and another with exterior damage. Walker might want to break out the tool belt as the lawsuits pile higher and higher. All of his properties have many problems in one way or another but excuses of a bad economy that the star has made won’t fly in Chitown for this millionaire.
Antoine might want to think about joining a team and getting another contract looking at his other investments.
Extreme Makeover Foreclosures
Another one bites the dust from the Extreme Makeover TV Show featuring Ty Pennington. The Wilford family of Encinitas California are now facing foreclosure.
At least four other families featured on the show have been forced to sell their homes as they couldn’t afford it in the first place. The idea of the show is great but the reality of home ownership is a tough cookie to swallow.
