Justin biebers house 2017
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Just a few weeks ago, Justin Bieber was having some difficulty securing a pricy mansion to rent in Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills residents were reportedly banding together in an attempt to stop Bieber from renting in the neighborhood—they weren’t fans of his penchant for throwing massive parties and trashing his rented homes. But it turns out that Bieber was able to scoop up a glassy bachelor pad, for around $55,000 a month—at least it’s less than the $100,000 a month he was said to be offering in his desperate attempt to get into Beverly Hills.
He’s renting a six-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom residence in the celeb-favorite Trousdale Estates area, reports TMZ. It’s the same neighborhood where Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber recently doled out $11.63 million for a house.
The contemporary single-story home spans over 8,600 square feet, with an open floor plan that provides lots of space for living, dining and, as the listing held by Jonathan Massaband of CIRG Br
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin List Beverly Hills Mansion for $9 Million After Upgrade
Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are looking to say goodbye to their first Beverly Hills mansion.
After sizing up to a new massive house in the same city, the couple is putting their original home on the market for nearly $9 million. The property is co-listed by Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles stars Matt and Josh Altman of Douglas Elliman, who shared the photos on their Instagram, and Dalton Gomez of Compass, who is currently dating pop star Ariana Grande.
Bieber first bought the home in March 2019 after months of house hunting with Baldwin, a real estate source confirmed to PEOPLE at the time. The 6,132-square-foot property was originally listed for $8.995 million and Bieber bought it for $8.5 million.
The home, nicknamed "The Tropics," was built in 1932, but underwent an 18-month remodel in 2017 that imbued it with its current mix of Hollywood glamour and casual Californ
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Just a few months later, the famously-all-glass "Salad Spinner" house caught the singer's eye. The $10.5 million six-bedroom, 6.5-bath estate, which was given its nickname due to its structure, cost the singer nearly $60,000 a month. Designed by renowned architect Ed Niles, the 7,500-square-foot house is nearly completely tydlig, made up of rund walls of glass. But despite the home having massive entertaining areas and views of both the city and the ocean, Bieber only lived in the rented home for two months: Despite its massive storlek, the transparency caused privacy issues, and Bieber even found fans trespassing on his property.
Ed Niles's famous glass "Salad Spinner" house.
Annie WellsBeverly Hills, California (February 2015): The money-saver
While $35,000 a month seems like a hefty price tag for a monthly house rental, the 6,000 square-foot five-bedroom house Bieber moved into after living in his $60,000 glass palace for two months seems