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Celebrities’ 2023 profit rake attests to allure, resilience of US luxury property market: study

December 28, 2023

In February, Boston-born actor Mark Wahlberg sold his 30,500-square-foot mega mansion in Beverley Park in Southern California for $55 million. Despite its initial listing at $87.5 million the previous year, he experienced a 37 percent reduction in the asking price. Having bought the property in 2009 and expanded, he still made a profit of $46.7 million on the transaction. Image: copyright Anthony Barcelo, Westside Estate Agency, Compass In February, Boston-born actor Mark Wahlberg sold his 30,500-square-foot mega mansion in Beverley Park in Southern California for $55 million. Despite its initial listing at $87.5 million the previous year, he experienced a 37 percent reduction in the asking price. Having bought the property in 2009 and expanded, he still made a profit of $46.7 million on the transaction. Image: copyright Anthony Barcelo, Westside Estate Agency, Compass

 

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Actor Mark Wahlberg emerged as the top earner among celebrities in U.S. real estate profits of 2023, securing an impressive $46.7 million.

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