Beverly Hills real estate is expensive—even in the “Upside Down.”
A whimsical contemporary mansion, known in the ultra-affluent Los Angeles neighborhood for its “upside down” design, has sold for $22.5 million, according to property records made public this week.
The seller, an entity tied to Zhonglei Wang, a co-founder of major Chinese entertainment company Huayi Brothers Media, and the buyer, a private trust, closed on the home in late November, according to property records.
The glass-encased mansion by noted architect Noah Walker flips the script on the standard layout in order to integrate the home more seamlessly into its environment.
