Ever dream of having an A-list actor as a landlord? This summer, you can rent Leonardo DiCaprio's Malibu beachfront property — for $150,000 per month. There's a main house with four bedrooms and a 2-bed guest property, so split it with 6 couples and it's only $12,500 per person. Bargain!
In other news, more Malibu real estate hits the market with former Yahoo! CEO's $50 million home and crowdsourced citizen art will be displayed in Brooklyn. See the headlines after the jump.
• Lease Leonardo DiCaprio's Malibu Beach House This Summer -- For $150K a Month | CasaSugar
• Former Yahoo! Boss Lists for $50M on Malibu's Carbon Beach | Curbed
• Citizen Curators at the Brooklyn Museum | Artnet
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I actually wonder why somebody like Leo DiCaprio would want to put up with strangers traipsing through house. Yeah, I know, he is not the one who will be cleaning up after them but still..... It's not like he needs the money (and 150K must be very small potatoes to him).
I don't even like the house, it has no character.
@CanadianMango: Because he can. And I hear he is a nice guy, maybe the rent that he may or may not need will be going to a charity?
So... he doesn't come with the house for the summer?
It always amazes me how people seem to be so aware of other people's finances, as to what they need and don't need, especially if the people are celebrities.
Maybe he does need the money. Maybe it costs him 10K a year to keep the place in shape and he tries to be smart about not just losing money on it.