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Christian Yelich lists $30 million Malibu mansion after $5.55 million purchase

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

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Designed by Los Angeles-based KOVAC Design Studio, the newly completed 5,300-square-foot residence features four bedrooms, six bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling glass to showcase ocean vistas. Interior highlights include marble kitchen finishes, heated French hardwood floors, and a dedicated screening room equipped with an LED video wall and concession area. Outdoors, the property boasts an infinity pool alongside multiple decks and patios. The listing is managed by the player's mother, Compass agent Alecia Yelich, who previously handled another Malibu sale for him.

Key points

  • Alecia Yelich of Compass, who is Christian Yelich's mother, is serving as the listing age…: Alecia Yelich of Compass, who is Christian Yelich's mother, is serving as the listing agent for the home.
  • A representative for KOVAC Design Studio indicated that the Brewers captain plans to move…: A representative for KOVAC Design Studio indicated that the Brewers captain plans to move his family to Wisconsin.
  • The home provides luxurious living spaces that include heated French hardwood floors and…: The home provides luxurious living spaces that include heated French hardwood floors and an exterior infinity pool overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

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Christian Yelich has put his newly built Malibu mansion on the market for $30 million, days after the Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series on October 28. The Brewers captain bought the one-acre hillside lot in 2020 for $5.55 million, when it came with land and architectural plans but no house. Construction finished this year. His mother, Compass agent Alecia Yelich, is handling the sale, and the home’s designer says the 34-year-old plans to move his family to Wisconsin. The asking price is roughly 5.4 times what he paid.

How Christian Yelich’s $5.55 million Malibu lot became a $30 million listing

The multiple looks dramatic, but it needs context. In 2020, Christian Yelich paid for a view and a set of plans. Everything after that, the foundation, the glass walls, the imported floors, the pool, came out of his own pocket, and none of those costs has been made public. So $30 million is not profit. It is an opening position for a finished product.

The timing of the purchase is worth a note. That same year, Yelich was…

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