Over the years, Leonardo DiCaprio has been seduced by various homes and properties. So much so that today, the companion of Vittoria Ceretti who celebrates his 50th birthday this Monday, November 11, is at the head of a real real estate empire. Indeed, since he made a place for himself in the world of cinema in the 1990s, the star of Titanic then quickly got his hands on several properties. And as reported AD Magazinein 1994, the American actor first initiated his real estate portfolio by purchasing two villas located in Los Angeles for around $2 million each, then a beachfront house in Malibu, as well as a Spanish-style hacienda in Silver Lake.
In the early 2000s, Leonardo then purchased an island in Belize, which he characterized as “a paradise on earth“, then an impressive penthouse located in New York. Several years later, in 2014, the actor once again fell for a Mid-Century house in Palm Springs, but also for a ranch in Los Angeles and two apartments in Manhattan. In 2017, he acquired a new house on the shores of Malibu, before purchasing a mansion in Los Angeles the following year. Finally, in 2021, the star of. Gilbert Grapevery committed to ecology, finally set his sights on his latest home: a Spanish colonial house located in the Loz Feliz district (Los Angeles) in which he had installed his mother. Dozens of properties, each one more sumptuous than the last!
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Leonardo DiCaprio: why was he recently forced to sell one of his houses?
After selling one of his houses located in Malibu in 2016, following his involvement in a financial scandal, Leonardo DiCaprio also put one of his Los Angeles homes up for sale in 2022. For good reason, when he bought two villas in the city of Angels in 1994, Kate Winslet’s friend then installed George, his father, in one of them. But when the latter decided to move, the actor had no choice but to put it up for sale. So, he then sold it to the singer Miguel for the modest sum of 4.9 million dollars.
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