Mohamed Hadid’s Hilamed Hilltop ‘Starsip Enterprise’ Residence is ready for auction – again

Mohamed Hadid’s stalled megamantion remains can be yours.

Destructive residual residues of $ 50 million Hadid residence in Los Angeles are being sold at a closed bid auction, the report of the real deal. Sale -free sale has an initial offer of $ 7.9 million and lasts until July 16.

The former apartment gained the nickname “Starship Enterprise” by all -rounded neighbors, who thought the size of the pillow and the unsafe foundations would lead to a rock disaster for the Entre neighborhood.

TRACY TRACY OF COMPASS and Auction Auction Auction Estate Todd Wohl hold the list.

Unfortunately coming currently belongs to Paul Ventura’s Sahara construction, who bought the property at auction for $ 5 million in 2021. Attempts to sell Bel-Air property that they have not been fruitful since then.

Sahara Construction has carefully destroyed the structure partially built on its concrete foundations, Real Deal reported, citing a court -run engineer report that declared the site now safe for a 15,000 -square -foot house.

Hadid previously tried to build a house twice in that size, and was sent to court for his efforts.

“If this house would go down to the hill, he would take part of the neighborhood,” Los Angeles Judge Craig Karlan told his 2019 decision to destroy the hill home illegally.

Hadid, a real estate development and the father of Bela and Gigi Hadid, begin construction in megamantion planned in 2014. Tycoon fought the city of Los Angeles for several years to build wealth. Hadid 901 Strada LLC Company presented bankruptcy when it was ordered to overthrow the structure.

Sahara Construction ranked property for sale in the fall of 2023 for $ 18 million, The Real Deal reported, but the ranking was removed last year.

“Demolition received a tremendous amount of money,” said Todd Wohl of the Auction Company Premiere Estate Todd Wohl. “From the court’s perspective, legal issues and development issues have been curated. Now there is a flat pillow. This would survive a great earthquake.”