Los Angeles Fire: House worth Rs 10 thousand crores, monthly rent was only Rs 4.4 crores, fire destroyed it

Last Updated:January 11, 2025, 20:04 IST America’s Los Angeles is facing the worst disaster in its history. There has been a lot of loss of life and property due to the terrible forest fire here. This fire has burnt the world’s most expensive house to ashes. The price of this…read more There has been a lot of loss of life and property due to the terrible fire that broke out in the forests of Los Angeles in America. This fire has destroyed a magnificent palatial house located in the Pacific Palisades area. According to the report of DailyMail.com, this house belonged to Austin Russell, CEO of Luminar Technologies and its value was estimated at 125 million dollars i.e. approximately Rs 10,770 crore. This luxurious house with 18 bedrooms was completely destroyed by the fire and now only burning remains are left. Dailymail.com has claimed in its report quoting ‘exclusive pictures’ that this house has been completely reduced to ashes. This magnificent house was also seen in TV shows in 2023 in HBO’s famous show ‘Succession’, where it was shown as the home of the Roy family members. According to the report, the one month rent for this luxurious house was $450,000 i.e. Rs 3.74 crore. The home featured many unique amenities, including a custom-designed chef’s kitchen, a 20-seat theater, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, and a retractable roof for stargazing. However, according to reports, most of these facilities have now been destroyed. Some of the things present in the nursery, including the retinal scanner, two panic rooms, rooftop deck, spa and the car gallery, which was also used as a ballroom, were destroyed in the fire. However, according to the report, some things like the fire pit of the house are still left. The pictures show piles of burning wood and debris in the gardens.

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