Lil Wayne recently sold his opulent Miami property for a stunning $28 million, which is a substantial rise over the $6 million he originally paid for it.
According to TMZ, shortly after Wayne reduced his initial $29.5 million listing, Weezy and his formidable real estate firm Douglas Elliman accepted a proposal from a prospective buyer for $28 million on February 3.
The New Orleans business tycoon has long considered South Beach to be his second home, and he had an estate custom-built for him with seven enormous bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, one more than he boasted in his song “Steady Mobbin'” from 2009. I have ten bathrooms, so I can poop all day, n-gga.
In 2017, Wayne spent roughly $16.8 million to build the Allison Island residence, which included features like a lovely in-ground pool, an outdoor kitchen, and an open-air cabana. Nearly every room in the two-story house has a gorgeous view of the outside thanks to the tall glass windows.
Although he probably won’t be spending as much time in Miami any more, according to TMZ’s sources, the Young Money leader has been residing mostly in his Hidden Hills residence on the West Coast lately, which isn’t a bad spot to call home during the winter.
