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    Home » Blog » ‘California’s priciest home’: Oakley founder James Jannard sells Malibu mansion for $210 million

    ‘California’s priciest home’: Oakley founder James Jannard sells Malibu mansion for $210 million

    June 19, 2024Updated:June 19, 2024 World No Comments
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    James Jannard, the leader of Oakley, an eyewear firm, just sold his Malibu estate for$ 210 million, setting a new history for the most costly home price in California.
    The successful purchase by the footwear entrepreneur demonstrates the ongoing need for high-end real estate in the sought-after Malibu region.
    The lender’s identity remains unknown, as the purchase was made through a Delaware- based limited liability company.
    According to the Los Angeles Times report, Jannard, who founded Oakley in 1975, purchased the oceanfront land in 2012 for$ 75 million from billionaire investor Howard Marks, who had originally purchased it from Herbalife co-founder Mark Hughes for$ 31 million in 2002.
    Best functions of the House

    • The wide house, measuring 15, 000 square feet ( 1, 400 square feet ), is situated on a perfect 9.5- acre ( 4- hectare ) clifftop area, with its own personal 300- foot stretch ocean facade, situated near to El Pescador State Beach.
    • The main house functions eight bedrooms and an impressive 14 restrooms, complemented by a properly- equipped gyms, and two distinct guesthouses.
    • The homeowner’s entrance is graced by an wide and large courtyard, completed with a properly maintained backyard.
    • A degree garden and a lake with stunning ocean views are located at the back of the property.
    • The designs of the formal living spaces display beautiful columns, beamed ceilings, and steel-and-glass windows.
    • Malibu, a very attractive seaside town 45 hours from Los Angeles, has long been a popular retreat for famous people and the extremely wealthy.

    California, which is the most popular and wealthiest state in the United States, has a great gap between its wealthy residents and those making ends meet because it struggles with a serious housing shortage, which has resulted in house prices exceeding the national average.
    The average home in the six southern regions now sells for close to$ 900,000, which is more than eight times the area’s average annual income, according to AP.
    With this sales, Malibu then boasts the three highest home sales in California’s past, the purchase price surpasses the$ 200 million indicate that Jay- Z and Beyonce lavished last year on their own Malibu element.
    Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen even jumped out to the top of the list after acquiring a sizable house in Malibu’s Paradise Cove for$ 77 million in 2021.

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