As of the auction’s closing bid on Monday, celebrity botox doctor Alex Khadavi’s Bel Air mansion had gone for $46.76 million, below the $50 million reserve price set by bankruptcy courts.
Source: Inman News
Debt-ridden Bel Air mega-mansion fails to nab $50M target at auction
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