From left: the La Gorce Island home that Goldstein is looking to seize and rapper Lil’ Wayne
Following a November judgment against him in a contract dispute, the rapper known as Lil’ Wayne may lose the La Gorce Island home, for which he reportedly paid $14 million in 2010, Gossip Extra reported. [more]
Lil Wayne’s home
Rapper Lil Wayne is holding on to his Miami Beach manse after paying back $7.72 million in taxes he owned to the Internal Revenue Service, the Daily Mail reported. [more]
Rapper Lil Wayne is looking to sell the Miami Beach home he purchased last year for $14 million. Wayne has listed the home, which is located on La Gorce Island, for $12.9 million, due largely to an IRS tax lien he is dealing with. According to the government, Wayne, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter, owes the IRS a total of $5.6 million. The home is 15,101 square feet. [AOL Real Estate]
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Photographer Todd Selby presented a full photo gallery of producer Pharrell Williams’ $14 million Miami penthouse, filled with cartoonish sculptures and graphic art. Sean “Diddy” Combs enlisted the knowledge of designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz to dress his NYC digs. Also included was Lil Wayne’s home on Miami Beach’s La Gorce Island, which cost him $14 million. [Curbed]
Lil’ Wayne’s four-bedroom condo at the Murano Grande is on the market for $2.8 million, the second of two South Beach pads the rapper is trying to unload in advance of a March 2 prison sentencing for a gun violation. Lil Wayne is currently living in a 15,000-square-foot rental on La Gorce Island. In December, he was reportedly having trouble selling his three-bedroom condo on South Beach, listed for $520,000, because it smelled so strongly of marijuana. Last week, he denied that in an interview with London DJ Tim Westwood. “We’re not having troubled selling it, but all the other stuff is true,” he joked. [All Hip Hop]
Top hip-hop artist Lil’ Wayne will release his latest album, “Rebirth,” in February, but his plans to sell his apartment may be going up in smoke: he can’t seem to move his Miami condo because it smells so strongly of marijuana. Though the three-bedroom apartment is listed at a relatively low $520,000, buyers have reported being asked if they can stand the strong aroma of marijuana before they are able to view the property. [The Boombox]
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