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David Lynch's Hollywood Hills estate, where he lived for over 35 years and created many of his famous works, is now on the market for $15 million. The property includes a historic Lloyd Wright-designed house, a pool, guest house, and additional structures, embodying hillside modernism and Lynch's artistic legacy.
The Donahue family, known for their ties to Pittsburgh, has put their Florida compound on the market for $295 million. The property, located in Manalapan, spans over 5 acres and features a 30,000-square-foot main residence, a beach house, and a tennis house. The estate also includes 520 feet of oceanfront and 520 feet of Intracoastal Waterway frontage.
Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly constructing a $100 million compound in Hawaii, featuring more than a dozen buildings, two central mansions connected by a tunnel, and a 5,000-square-foot underground shelter with an escape hatch. The property will also include guest houses, treehouses, and various security measures such as keypad locks, soundproofing, and extensive camera surveillance. The compound aims to be self-sufficient, with its own food and energy sources. Zuckerberg has surrounded the property with a 6-foot wall and requires all workers to sign non-disclosure agreements.
Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly constructing a $100 million compound in Hawaii called Koolau Ranch, featuring an underground bunker, escape hatch, and "blind doors." The self-sufficient property will have at least 30 bedrooms, its own water supply, and a network of tree houses connected by rope bridges. The compound is estimated to cost around $270 million, including the land purchase. Zuckerberg joins other tech billionaires, such as Sam Altman and Steve Huffman, who have invested in "apocalypse insurance" and preparedness measures.
Mark Zuckerberg's top-secret compound in Hawaii, known as Koolau Ranch, is shrouded in secrecy and surrounded by strict nondisclosure agreements (NDAs). The 1,400-acre compound, estimated to cost over $270 million, includes multiple buildings, underground shelters, and its own energy and food supplies. The construction project has faced criticism for its secrecy, security measures, and legal maneuvering, including lawsuits to pressure local landowners to sell their shares. Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have made significant donations to the local community, but their presence on the island has also raised concerns about the impact of wealthy outsiders on the local community and the preservation of Hawaiian land.
Actor Josh Duhamel has been developing a self-supported, remote compound that he believes could potentially survive the apocalypse. He's been learning how to hunt, has wells, water, and fuel, and is building something so if things do go south, he has a place to take his family. He's similarly cultivated the land around the property and is in the process of growing crops. Duhamel said the idea for his compound all fell into place after learning about a community where people were only allowed to stay if they provided pivotal survival skills for the group.