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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey listed his Hollywood Hills home for $4.5 million barely a year after buying it - here's a look inside the mansion
Jack Dorsey is the cofounder and CEO of Twitter and small business payments company Square. According to Forbes, he has a current net worth of $4 billion.
In August of 2018, Dorsey bought his then-girlfriend a house in Hollywood Hills, California, for $4.225 million. Now, just over a year later, he has re-listed it for $4.495 million.
Source: Variety
Hollywood Hills is a swanky hillside neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, known for its stunning views, ultra-wealthy residents, and high price tags. According to Zillow, as of August 2019, the city's median home value is $1,776,300.
Source: Zillow
The spacious living area on the main level boasts various indoor seating options. An outdoor terrace is also accessible through the sliding glass doors adjacent to the sofa.
Source: The Agency
Here's a look at the den on the ground level.
Glass walls throughout the home show off views of both the mountains and the city.
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The master suite, which is located on the main level, has a balcony that is also accessible through a sliding glass door.
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The outdoor terrace boasts enough room for a lounging area, a dining area, and a small kitchen.
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Along with views of the mountains and the city, the deck and pool are also visible from the terrace.
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Dorsey's home isn't the only Hollywood Hills home seeking a buyer this year. In September, Business Insider reported that former professional baseball player Alex Rodriguez sold his Hollywood Hills mansion for $4.4 million — roughly $400,000 less than what he reportedly purchased it for.
Alex Rodriguez isn't the only one that was hit with a loss. According to a report by the LA Times, Tinder cofounder Sean Rad re-listed his Hollywood Hills home this year for $9.75 million — $1 million less than the original asking price of $10.9 million.
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