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Meghan and Harry can “lowball” their way into a multimillion-dollar estate in a gated community in LA amid the coronavirus pandemic, Josh Altman, of “Million Dollar Listing,” told Page Six. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex should be looking for a gated community for added security, he said, which they could get for a steal: …
Meghan and Harry can “lowball” their way into a multimillion-dollar estate in a gated community in LA amid the coronavirus pandemic, Josh Altman, of “Million Dollar Listing,” told Page Six.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex should be looking for a gated community for added security, he said, which they could get for a steal: “The market in general is great for buyers, you’ll get a great deal over the next six months. If you’re looking to spend $10 to $20 million, there are five or six gated communities that are perfect.”
He cited Brentwood Country Estates, Beverly Park, Mulholland Estates, the Summit and Beverly Ridge as great gated developments.
Altman, who will not discuss if he’s working with the ex-royals, added: “The Palisades, while it’s an amazing community, doesn’t have guard-gated communities with property values north of $10 million.”