Francis Davidson, the chief executive officer of San Francisco-based short-term rental manager Sonder, purchased the 13-time grammy winner’s Hollywood Hills estate for $9.2 million.
Source: Inman News
Sonder became a unicorn in 2020. Now its CEO has Pharrell’s home
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