Louise Story

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In the posh LA suburb of Bel-Air, "Starship Enterprise" stands for a 30,000-square-foot, curved glass-and-steel mega-mansion being constructed in apparent defiance of building codes or…

Giant Homes with Invisible Owners

In the posh LA suburb of Bel-Air, "Starship Enterprise" stands for a 30,000-square-foot, curved glass-and-steel mega-mansion being constructed in apparent defiance of building codes or…

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Multi-million dollar homes and condos in America’s luxury real estate markets are being sold to super-rich foreigners with shady pasts who don’t want to reveal their identities.

New York Skyscrapers Are Colonies for the Foreign Super Rich

Multi-million dollar homes and condos in America’s luxury real estate markets are being sold to super-rich foreigners with shady pasts who don’t want to reveal their identities.

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Tax breaks and government subsidies are beloved by politicians to help cities, counties and states increase jobs and grow their economies.

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Tax breaks and government subsidies are beloved by politicians to help cities, counties and states increase jobs and grow their economies.

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