The LA luxury developer is being forced to sell the 27-acre site, which was slated for an elaborate mega mansion, after a creditor tried to foreclose on the property and Hadid filed a bankruptcy petition.
Source: Inman News
Site for Mohamed Hadid’s troubled spec mansion lists for $68M
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