Nile Niami borrowed $82.5 million to build the largest house in Los Angeles; after Crestlloyd defaulted on $165 million in debt, it sold at a bankruptcy auction for $126 million
Nile Niami secured an $82.5 million loan to construct Los Angeles' largest residence, but the project defaulted on $165 million in total debt. The property, known as Crestlloyd, sold for $126 million at a bankruptcy auction. This outcome highlights the financial risks of ultra-luxury real estate development for LA entrepreneurs pursuing ambitious builds.
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