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Elon Musk is close to selling his final California mansion. Take a look at the $100 million real estate portfolio he's been offloading since vowing to 'own no house.'
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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In May 2020, Elon Musk vowed to sell "almost all physical possessions," including his homes.
Musk owned at least seven houses worth a combined $100 million, including six mansions in Bel Air.
Here's a look at all the homes he's owned and sold, including the final mansion in his portfolio.
Elon Musk has built a $279 billion fortune as the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and is currently the richest person in the world.
Elon Musk.
Musk and the companies affiliated with him have owned at least seven residences collectively worth over $100 million, mostly in the Los Angeles area.
Bel-Air.
But in May 2020, Musk tweeted that he planned to offload that real estate portfolio, vowing to "own no house." He's since relocated to Texas, where he reportedly lives in a $50,000 prefab home.
A photo shared with Insider appears to show Boxabl delivering a Casita to SpaceX.
But up until last year, Musk had an expansive real estate portfolio. He bought his first piece of Bel Air real estate in late 2012 for $17 million after renting the colonial-style mansion for two years and living there with his sons.
The house has 20,248 square feet of space divided into different wings and has a total of seven bedrooms. It also has a two-story library.
An office space in one of Musk's Bel Air homes.
Musk reportedly sold the home in June 2020 for $29 million. The buyer was Chinese billionaire William Ding, the founder and CEO of online gaming firm NetEase, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Actor Gene Wilder lived in the 2,756-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bathroom ranch-style home for over 30 years, until 2007.
The backyard of this home, once owned by Gene Wilder, also overlooks the Bel Air Country Club.
Musk used the house as a private school for his children. In a 2015 interview with Vogue, the billionaire CEO described it as "like a little schoolhouse on the prairie, except in Bel Air on a golf course."
The pool area of the home Musk once used as a private school for his children.
Musk put the home on the market for $9.5 million in May 2020, but made one stipulation: Whoever purchased Wilder's estate could not tear it down or remove its "soul."
The home's gate as seen from Google Street View.
Musk sold the house in October 2020 for $7 million to an LLC managed by the screenwriter and producer Elizabeth Hunter, who is married to Wilder's nephew, Variety reported at the time. Musk may even have even lent the couple $6.7 million to help pay for the home.
BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images; Pictometry/Los Angeles County Assessor
In 2015 and 2016, Musk purchased two more Bel Air mansions: another ranch house for $20 million and an unfinished mansion for $24.25 million, respectively.
An aerial view of the unfinished Bel Air mansion Musk purchased in 2016.
Musk had bought yet another Los Angeles mansion for $4.3 million in July 2015, but apparently didn't maintain it well. Neighbors told The Wall Street Journal that it didn't appear anyone was living in this house full-time.
Another aerial view of Bel Air. Musk's home not pictured.
Two years later, Musk reportedly bought another mansion in the same area. The property — a colonial-style, two-story home built with a white brick facade — is estimated to be worth $4.2 million. These four homes were listed for a collective $62.5 million on Zillow in May 2020 and sold about six months later.
An aerial view of Bel Air. Musk's home not pictured.
Musk also previously owned this "boomerang-shaped house" in Brentwood, California, about 15 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles with his ex-wife, Talulah Riley. The couple paid just under $3.7 million for it in 2014, per Variety. He sold the house for $4 million in August 2019.
But Musk's properties aren't limited to the LA area — his final California home is in the San Francisco Bay Area, not far from Tesla's Fremont, California, factory.
Tesla's Fremont factory.
Located in the ritzy Bay Area suburb of Hillsborough, the 100-year-old, 16,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style mansion boasts 10 bedrooms, bay views, hiking trails, and a ballroom. Musk bought it for $23.4 million in June 2017 and listed it on Zillow in 2020 for $35 million.
A map showing the location of Hillsborough, California. Musk's home not pictured.
But Musk appeared to have trouble offloading the home. He pulled it off the market more than once, and in October 2021, he reduced the price to $32 million. But by November, Musk appeared to find a buyer for the home, though the offer is listed as "contingent," meaning Musk is still negotiating the conditions of the sale.
Elon Musk
