Squatters Vandalize and Trash $10m Hollywood Hills Mansion
A luxurious $10 million mansion in Hollywood Hills, built by architect Richard Tuil, has been trashed by squatters who left behind trash, feces, and graffiti. The Los Angeles Police Department responded to reports of screaming and found three people on the property, who were cited for trespassing. The real estate agent confirmed that none of them were supposed to be there. Neighbors expressed concerns about increased crime in the area. Despite the incident, property values in the neighborhood remain high. The mansion, known as Villa Allegra, features four levels, a grand ballroom, outdoor living spaces, and a 100-foot infinity pool. Tuil spent six years perfecting the home, which combines Venetian style with modern convenience.