Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz lose more than $6M on New Jersey mansion sale

Housing bubble coming

The housing bubble been here, its just mega

corporations like blackrock/ blackstone keeps paying for

property more than asking price, to keep

all their real estate investments from bursting

in that bubble..

bruh blackrock is so fuckin HUUUUUGGGE

Trillions in assets!!

they can literally control the real estate market in this country....

the question is for

HOW LONG???
 
Something about Swizz Beats is off. I'm sure Alicia Keys' royalties will cover that 6 mill loss anyway.
 
There is no housing bubble. It was just a bad deal from the beginning.

They overpaid for the house as well as the adjacent property. Yeah, it's two properties. They moved out 7 years ago and had been paying upkeep even since. Selling the home was a mitigation strategy.

This is where I side eye many cats on this board. Just so we all understand.......

Many of you on this board are renters. So you lose money every month for years and years with zero equity. They bought property for 12 million and sold it for 6 million. So, essentially they paid 6 million in rent at about $900K per year. And now get a $6 million deposit back to now buy something else.

In business, cutting losses is smart and good business and just a part of the game. People lose money on business deals all the time, especially in real estate. This one instance does not indicate a housing bubble. Please stop.
 
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This!

The nerve of people laughing at millionaires.

Sure in a perfect world, it would be great to sell it for 24m.

But they still would pay mad taxes for the flip.

I think they both have money coming in each month they are good.

There is no housing bubble. It was just a bad deal from the beginning.

They overpaid for the house as well as the adjacent property. Yeah, it's two properties. They moved out 7 years ago and had been paying upkeep even since. Selling the home was a mitigation strategy.

This is where I side eye many cats on this board. Just so we all understand.......

Many of you on this board are renters. So you lose money every month for years and years with zero equity. They bought property for 12 million and sold it for 6 million. So, essentially they paid 6 million in rent at about $900K per year. And now get a $6 million deposit back to now buy something else.

In business, cutting losses is smart and good business and just a part of the game. People lose money on business deals all the time, especially in real estate. This one instance does not indicate a housing bubble. Please stop.
 
Oh shit, they bought the "Iron Man" house in Cali. Nice.


It was featured on Million Dollar Listing - LA a season or two ago. Baller as fuck. There’s a handful of clips on Youtube, and it was featured on the Architectural Digest Youtube channel too.
 
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