Lana Del Rey’s Home – A Walk Through Her Luxurious Los Angeles Life

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Lana Del Rey, the queen of modern melancholia, has made a grand return in 2023. Propelled to fame in 2011 with her hauntingly beautiful single ‘Video Games’, Del Rey has left an indelible mark on the music industry, weaving stories of love, heartbreak, and glamour with her evocative voice. Just when you think she has reached the pinnacle of her career, Del Rey surprises us yet again. This year, the ‘Summertime Sadness’ singer has made the headlines with her experimental new album, ‘Ocean Blvd’, and a captivatingly late appearance at the Glastonbury festival concert in England, a delay amusingly attributed to her elaborate hairdo. But what’s been most intriguing is her recent foray into real estate, and her stunning homes have been garnering as much attention as her music. | VIDEO

A Glimpse into the World of Lana Del Rey’s Homes
With an estimated net worth of $30 million as of 2023, Del Rey has invested in some prime real estate that’s reflective of her unique style and personality. The ‘Born to Die’ singer currently spends most of her time off-stage in her luxurious properties in Studio City, Los Angeles, having bought not one but two hillside properties there in 2016, together amounting to a $6 million real estate portfolio, Check out the photos and details at VelvetRopes.com and StrangeBuildings.com.

Her first acquisition, a stunning 5,432 square foot estate purchased for $3.7 million, is an elegant blend of history and modernity. Despite being built in 1936, this home features a host of contemporary upgrades. A chrome-tastic backsplash in a spacious kitchen with double stoves and ovens, a grand oversized granite island with seating, and six luxurious bedrooms with the master suite featuring a fireplace and a vast ensuite are just a few examples of the opulence this house provides. One look at the breathtaking view from this hilltop residence will have you agreeing with Del Rey’s decision to acquire the house next door, a move that grants her ample privacy.

Her second purchase in Studio City is a $2.1 million property featuring a 2,829 square foot home with vaulted, beamed ceilings, a modest yet spacious kitchen, and a formal dining area. It too, built in 1936, emanates a charming old-world vibe, its master suite providing a comfy-looking space that might appear slightly less extravagant than its modern counterparts but is, nonetheless, an embodiment of cozy sophistication. The residence includes a massive attached guest house equipped with its own full kitchen, bedroom, living room, and bathroom. With a vast swimming pool nestled amidst lush trees, a large deck, and the surrounding landscape’s fantastic view, this property mirrors the private and enchanting world that Del Rey’s music often evokes.

Lana Del Rey’s Malibu Home
Before her Studio City investments, Del Rey owned a picturesque beach home in Malibu. Purchased in 2015 for $3 million and sold in 2018 for $3.2 million, this 2,800 square foot estate, perched atop a cliffside, encapsulated the serenity and luxury of Malibu living. With 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a luxurious family room, a living room equipped with a wet bar and wine storage, and a custom kitchen featuring tons of cabinet and counter space, the house is a blend of comfort and style. The master suite boasts a fireplace and glass pocket doors that open onto an expansive balcony, providing a spectacular view of the ocean below. Fans might recognize this residence from Del Rey’s music video for ‘High By the Beach’, underscoring how her personal life often finds its way into her artistic expression. Lana’s Malibu property, though no longer owned by her, still carries a mystic allure. The quaint estate was built in 1951 and is perched on a cliffside, offering breathtaking panoramic views. It surely was a serene haven for the artist when she called it home.

In 2018, Lana was said to have owned a rustic, somewhat “modest” shabby chic luxury cabin in Echo Park, according to HouseDigest.com and Wmagazine.

Let’s now turn our focus to Lana’s newest album “Ocean Blvd”, named after the exciting, memorable times she spent around Ocean Boulevard. As one tries to unravel the music of Lana Del Rey, it is hard to ignore the context in which it was created. The album, she shared, is heavily influenced by her experiences in her 20s, a time when she walked past a closed tunnel under Ocean Boulevard by Cherry Park in Long Beach at night. This very specific memory painted a vivid picture of youth, friendship, and a warm ocean breeze. The album is an attempt to translate those feelings into music, drawing on memories of unbridled enthusiasm and intoxicating social experiences.

The first single off “Ocean Blvd” reflects Lana’s signature melancholic style that’s earned her a dedicated fanbase over the years. She weaves tales of youth and memories with her captivating storytelling, grounded in the nostalgic aura of Ocean Boulevard. Though the album’s success is yet to be measured, it has already created a buzz among fans and critics alike, especially following Lana’s late appearance at the Glastonbury festival.

Notwithstanding the fact that her hair took too long to do, causing her to arrive late to the iconic festival, Lana still managed to steal the show. Her presence on stage was met with a resounding cheer from the crowd, indicative of the love and respect she has garnered over her career. A fact that lends itself to the conclusion that the new album will indeed be well-received.

On a personal level, Del Rey, now 37, seems content with her life. Her rumored boyfriend Jack Donoghue, a fellow musician, is often seen with her in cozy pictures on social media, hinting at a potential relationship, though neither has confirmed it. Del Rey is not just a musical artist; she also dabbles in poetry, with her book “Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass” published in 2020.

Lana Del Rey’s illustrious career has been a reflection of her distinct taste in art, which includes her choice of homes. Her properties in Studio City and Malibu embody her preference for style and her love for the Californian lifestyle. With each song, she transports us to a world that is uniquely hers, while her residences offer us a glimpse of her personal space and lifestyle. As we eagerly anticipate the release of “Ocean Blvd”, we know it will be a reflection of the myriad experiences that shape Lana Del Rey’s world, her home. A world that she has built over the years through her music, her poetry, her residences, and her personal journey.

Her real name may be Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, but the world knows and loves her as Lana Del Rey. As we continue to follow her journey, we can only expect more of the enchanting melodies and lyrical poetry that is characteristic of her. And while she keeps surprising us with her transformative art, there’s no denying the authenticity of her storytelling.

Her forthcoming album “Ocean Blvd” promises to transport us yet again into her rich narrative universe. The album’s first single, filled with nostalgic undertones, promises to be a heartfelt reflection of her experiences in her 20s. The rest of the album, no doubt, will follow suit, offering more glimpses into her past and her emotions tied to it.

Beyond her new album, Lana Del Rey’s plans for the future remain a mystery. Whether she’s contemplating a new poetry book, planning another evocative music video, or pondering over the next real estate investment to reflect her evolving self, her fans will be waiting eagerly.

One thing is clear: Lana Del Rey’s story is far from over. Through her music, she continues to reveal different facets of herself and her experiences, shaping and re-shaping our understanding of who she is as an artist and a person. Every album, every property, every poetry collection – they all reflect the world as she sees it, the world as she lives it.

And so, we eagerly anticipate her next steps. Whether it’s through the intimate, emotive lyrics of a new song, the purchase of another quintessentially Lana Del Rey property, or her candid social media posts, we look forward to learning more about this enigmatic artist and the world she crafts around her. The world of Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, known to us as Lana Del Rey.

Through her evolution, through the highs and lows of her career, one thing remains certain: Lana Del Rey will continue to captivate us with her unique blend of authenticity, artistry, and raw emotion. And we, her dedicated fans and followers, will be here, waiting to experience the next chapter in her artistic journey.

So here’s to Lana Del Rey – to her music, her homes, her words, and most importantly, her enduring influence. A toast to the woman who has forever left her mark on the world of music and beyond. A toast to the woman behind the music, behind the homes, behind the words, and behind the name. A toast to Lana Del Rey. | CELEBRITY HOMES

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Downtown L.A. Home Buyers Change Their Minds Due to Rising Crime

REAL ESTATE NEWS (Los Angeles, CA) — More prospective Downtown Los Angeles homebuyers have been changing their minds, deciding not to buy, as Los Angeles crime grows out of control. Their stories are similar: #dtla #homebuyers #renters

My wife and I have decided to abandon our search in DTLA. The crime situation (which I had been trying to turn a blind eye to) is just too troubling for us to feel like we wish to continue living here. We have grown tired of the constant sirens, LAPD helicopters and today more knife crime only a few blocks away. I think we will now take stock and sadly look at renting in a safe part of LA County.

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Established residents are beginning to take action as the streets fill up with derelict vehicles, and sidewalks become unwalkable. A group of residents at one Los Anglees loft condominium building recently put together a petition requesting that their city provide adequate law enforcement, and clean up the surrounding streets and sidewalks, which are cluttered and clogged with dangerous refuse that breaks federal laws and likely to cause injury as residents trip over the objects or are forced to walk in the streets that lack functioning street lights.

Even after the recent riots quieted down, Angelenos are unable to get basic emergency services as violent assaults occur in LA streets. When a lady was assaulted by a bottle-throwing mentally ill woman this week, calls to 9-1-1 emergency hotline went unanswered, with busy signal after busy signal.

Local residents plea for assistance:

Our neighborhood looks worse every day. it would be so wonderful if we could get some kind of plan of action by way of street cleaning in our area. I know the city is low on money and I’m sure our community would be willing to pitch in. I know that 26th and Humboldt has regular street cleaning services. We request the surrounding areas around Alta lofts be included. Let me know how I can help.

Businesses and residential neighborhoods alike are impacted as women and children find many areas too unclean and unlawful for anxious residents to walk safely:

Please clean up the homelessness and trailers around Barranca St and San Fernando Rd. I’ve seen several people living in them peeing and defecting on the street with their exposed parts showing around young children.

The City of Los Angeles is today facing the most worrying explosion of urban blight in the city’s history as city, county and state officials are focused narrowly on politics while neglecting to take care of the basic necessities of tax-paying residents.

The taxpayers simply ask for basic cleanliness and safety that the City of Los Angeles is required to provide in exchange for tax dollars, as succinctly clarified by one L.A. loft owner:

Please keep our neighborhood from going ugly and keep our streets sanitary.


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