Chance to Work Together on the Palisades Rebuild
WITH EXCLUSIVE DESIGNER REAL ESTATE GENIUS
NILE NIAMI
Due to the recent destructive fires that have swept through Los Angeles, Nile, a renowned California real estate expert, along with his dedicated team, is wholeheartedly committed to finding and implementing a new and sustainable approach to rebuilding the Palisades. Their vision includes constructing a centralized facility that will provide all the essential skills and suppliers required for this monumental task, transforming it into a comprehensive one-stop shop for home building. This facility aims not only to create homes but also to foster a sense of community, ensuring that residents have the support and guidance they need at every step of the rebuilding process. Now back in action after a significant hiatus, Nile is fully prepared to confront this challenging problem head-on, eager to apply his impressive expertise and innovative solutions to make a real difference.
That’s where I come in.
I am in a unique situation right now. I built The One, the largest house in the world, located just 20 minutes from my home in the Palisades neighborhood, where every homeowner knows it well. I have also put together an impressive collection of stunning homes across Los Angeles. After four years away from the public, I am ready to return with new energy and purpose. This situation has brought me a new purpose
PROPOSAL
I am seeking a committed partner to swiftly act on a unique opportunity requiring immediate funding for key activities such as setting up operational offices, purchasing electric carts, engaging the press, securing housing, and ensuring transportation for my team. Additional funding is needed to execute our ambitious vision. This opportunity aligns with my extensive experience and resources.
Investors can expect strong performance, driven by numerous homes I plan to build. The revitalized neighborhood is projected to increase in value by 50% post-fire, making it attractive for buyers and investors. This area features custom homes and a nearby shopping center by Rick Caruso, with our homes including advanced fireproof technology to boost market value. I have strong brand recognition, supported by a hedge fund focused on community benefit while generating profits through structured interim loans. My association with Bloomberg adds credibility. I prefer to discuss this opportunity with you before reaching out to other funds.
Niles portfolio includes
The One: A 105,000 sq ft mansion in Bel Air that Niami originally planned to sell for $500 million. The home was completed in 2021 and sold at auction for $126 million.
Holmby Hills mansion: A mansion that Niami sold to a Saudi buyer for $44 million.
Holmby Hills house: A house that Niami developed and was purchased by Sean Combs for $39 million in 2014.
Bird Streets house: A house that Niami developed for the Winklevoss twins.
Trousdale Estates house: A house with a spinning car turntable that was once valued at $100 million.
demonstrating he is ideal for this job.
THE ONE
The One is a private estate in Bel Air, Los Angeles, California. It includes a main house and three smaller homes designed in a modern style, created by Nile Niami. The property covers 105,000 square feet on 3.8 acres. Construction started in 2014 and finished in 2021 after delays. Niami originally wanted to sell it for $500 million.
Design and construction
Nile Niami purchased a 3.8-acre Bel Air lot for $28 million in 2012. The site offers 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean, Downtown Los Angeles, and the San Gabriel Mountains. A 10,000-square-foot house was demolished for construction in 2014, during which 49,000 cubic yards of dirt were removed. Local opposition led to stricter city regulations in December 2016. Niami aimed to finish The One by 2018, but it was completed in 2021. Designed by Niami, architect Paul McClean, and interior designer Kathryn Rotondi, this 105,000-square-foot property features 21 bedrooms, 42 bathrooms, and a 5,500-square-foot primary suite. Amenities include a 10,000-square-foot skydeck, a putting green, a 30-car garage, a bowling alley, a movie theater, a nightclub, and a casino. Additional features are a 400-foot jogging track and five swimming pools. The mansion may require 50 HVAC systems and cost $50,000 monthly for cooling. Custom art is provided by various artists.
HOLMBY HILLS MANSION
Located near the lively Sunset Strip, this spacious 14,000-square-foot home is for sale. It includes a yoga room, several inviting pools, and a luxurious movie theater. The property is marketed as both a wellness retreat and a home with a playful atmosphere. Created by developer Nile Niami, this West Hollywood bachelor pad features a cold-therapy chamber for weight loss and a sensory deprivation tank for relaxation. The asking price was $55 million. Rayni Williams from Hilton & Hyland highlights its appeal for those seeking a wellness lifestyle or a home with vibrant energy. The house showcases a remarkable glass-bottomed pool, a yoga room with living plant walls, an urban garden system for herbs, a fully equipped movie theater, an outdoor bar, a game room, and an elegant wine room.
This stunning home sold for an impressive 44 million dollars, showcasing its remarkable value in today’s real estate market.
Holmby Hills house
The Holmby Hills house that Sean "Diddy" Combs purchased in 2014 was developed by the well-known megamansion builder Nile Niami. This impressive residence boasts a sprawling 17,000 square foot, European-style mansion situated on a generous 1.5-acre lot. The luxurious features of this estate include an extensive layout with 10 spacious bedrooms and 13 beautifully designed bathrooms. In addition, it offers a state-of-the-art 35-seat home theater, a fully equipped gym, and an elegant wine room. Outdoor amenities comprise a stunning lagoon-style pool complete with a grotto, a private basketball court, and a relaxing sauna. The property also features a chef's kitchen ideal for culinary enthusiasts, an exquisite formal dining room for entertaining guests, and a large living room designed for comfort and style.
Bird Streets house
Nile Niami built an extravagant house in Los Angeles for the Winklevoss twins, later sold to Richard Saghian for $126 million after initial listings at $500 million and $295 million. The home features a stunning courtyard, a foyer with a pearl necklace chandelier, a media room, bar, gym, spa, staff quarters, a 65-foot cantilevered pool, a 75-foot lap pool, and a pickleball court above a 10-car garage. Located in Bird Streets, it offers views of Sunset Strip and access to amenities from West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Bel Air.
Trousdale Estates house
Nile Niami's "Opus" mansion in Trousdale Estates encompasses 20,500 square feet with a modernist design highlighted by a gold motif. Formerly a Hollywood film producer and now a real estate developer, Niami worked with architect Paul McClean to complete the residence in 2017.
The mansion features a lavish champagne cellar stocked with gold magnums of Cristal, an expansive infinity pool with glass walls, and a stunning poolside patio offering views of downtown Los Angeles and Century City. It also includes a gold Lamborghini Aventador roadster and a gold Rolls-Royce Dawn, adding to its appeal.
High-tech features include electric toilets that operate autonomously and a ceiling-mounted TV that rotates 360 degrees. A full-time house manager's salary is prepaid for two years, ensuring the household's needs are met. A striking 20-foot waterfall enhances the mansion's ambiance. Two kitchens cater to both entertaining and daily living. Originally listed at $100 million, it sold for just over $50 million, with Niami securing the buyer himself, highlighting his real estate skills.
