Last publicly listed for $2.5 million, the former home of Whitney Houston & Bobby Brown is now being offered as a private sale for $1.75 million. In other news, Fast Company's list of 50 Most Innovative Companies includes Airbnb, find out why your local florist is failing, and rethink accessible homes for wounded soldiers.
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It's not a particularly attractive home. Both the outside and inside screams "80's!" to me.
My guess is they're trying to keep it "whitney-and-bobby inspired" but i guess there isn't a fan out there willing to pay 1.75mil for whitney memorabilia.
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That's the worst house ever. It looks like a hospital. And yes, poor Whitney. What a waste of talent. I hope her kids will be okay.