Ease on down the price: Quincy Jones’ Bel Air mansion takes another haircut
A Bel Air megamansion owned by late music icon Quincy Jones has taken yet another price cut. The domed home at 1101 Bel Air Place has seen a $6 million haircut with a new listing price of just under $40 million, Mansion Global reported. It’s the latest slashing at the Lower Bel Air property since it hit the market last May for almost $60 million. The home first took a hit to $55 million, and last month, the price dropped again to $46 million. This latest list price represents a loss of roughly 33 percent from its original ask. Jones […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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