$2 Billion Dollar Lottery Winner (Castro) loses $25 Million Dollar house in California Wildfire..

[Freedomisneverfree]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

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[Rambunctious]

Who needs a 25 million dollar home?...

 

[Thunk]

A founder of BLM lost 2 huge mansions in CA!

 

[Crepitus]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

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I hope his insurance was current.

 

[Crepitus]

Who needs a 25 million dollar home?...

Nobody.

 

[Rambunctious]

Nobody.

Can you imagine the upkeep?...

 

[The Duke]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

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Chances are he had insurance.

 

[The Duke]

Can you imagine the upkeep?...

It would take multiple dedicated people. People who are likely out of a job and home right now.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Chances are he had insurance.

Yeah and he has two other mansions that he bought with the Billions...

 

[Crepitus]

Can you imagine the upkeep?...

I can't. Gotta be astronomical though and for what?

You can only use one room at a time.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

I think this is ugly for $25 Million.

The home was part of an extravagant spree that followed his choice to claim the lump sum prize of $997.6 million. His properties include a $25.5 million estate in the Hollywood Hills, a $4 million Japanese-style residence in Altadena for his parents and a $47 million mansion in Bel Air, amounting to a $76 million real estate portfolio.

 

[Crepitus]

I think this is ugly for $25 Million.

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The home was part of an extravagant spree that followed his choice to claim the lump sum prize of $997.6 million. His properties include a $25.5 million estate in the Hollywood Hills, a $4 million Japanese-style residence in Altadena for his parents and a $47 million mansion in Bel Air, amounting to a $76 million real estate portfolio.

Looks like an oversized mobile home

 

[The Duke]

I think this is ugly for $25 Million.

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The home was part of an extravagant spree that followed his choice to claim the lump sum prize of $997.6 million. His properties include a $25.5 million estate in the Hollywood Hills, a $4 million Japanese-style residence in Altadena for his parents and a $47 million mansion in Bel Air, amounting to a $76 million real estate portfolio.

Is that the 1 he lost?

 

[daveman]

I think this is ugly for $25 Million.

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The home was part of an extravagant spree that followed his choice to claim the lump sum prize of $997.6 million. His properties include a $25.5 million estate in the Hollywood Hills, a $4 million Japanese-style residence in Altadena for his parents and a $47 million mansion in Bel Air, amounting to a $76 million real estate portfolio.

That looks like six double-wide mobile homes on stilts.

 

[BackAgain]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

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Thread headline has a massive typo.

 

[Moonglow]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

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[para bellum]

That was his beach house, he only spent $3.8 Million on that one.

His other mansions are intact.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Who needs a 25 million dollar home?...

That's a lot of wood, plasterboard, and shiplap boards.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire. The fire reduced the property, along with Castro's $3.8 million car collection, to rubble.

Easy come Easy Go!
Powerball billionaire Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion is among 12,000 homes destroyed by the wildfires. The once-luxurious property is now a haunting scene.

The Palisades fire, first reported Tuesday morning in Topanga State Park, has scorched nearly 20,000 acres. It's left a trail of destruction that includes Castro's $3.8 million coastal retreat.

Once a symbol of luxury along the Pacific Coast Highway, the property is a charred skeleton, with only concrete pillars remaining.

Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion jackpot in November 2022, purchased the Malibu getaway in 2023.

MSN

I do it too sometimes, if you can change headline it says $25 BILLION dollar home

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

I do it too sometimes, if you can change headline it says $25 BILLION dollar home

I see that. I am sorry. I tried to change it. Should say $25 million for the house.