The location was also excellent. It was easy to get from the estate to downtown Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Convention Center, Staples Center, Los Angeles International Airport, and many other major business hubs.
Nearly all the major attractions were less than an hour away, including Hollywood, the Getty Center, UCLA, Disneyland, and Universal Studios Hollywood. The beach was only a few minutes away, too.
The estate also featured a range of luxury hotels, including the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel, and the Beverly Hills Hotel, as well as all kinds of restaurants, world-famous brand-name shops, and places offering spa treatments, foot massages, and other services.
Prices varied depending on location, size, condition, and other factors.
For example, after joining the Lakers, Old Zhan bought a 1,480-square-meter property reportedly worth 37 million dollars.
Chen Xi said he was looking at houses, but really, he just browsed a few shopping centers in the commercial district and bought odds and ends as gifts for Veronica, Turtle Turtle, his old man, and the others.
After picking up a few watches, ties, and similar things, Chen carried several bags and took a taxi back to the hotel. After dinner, it would be time to head to Staples Center.
On the way, he also called Moon and asked him to keep an eye out for any reasonably priced properties in Beverly Hills and find a few options for him.
After more than a year and a half, Chen had accumulated nearly ten million dollars in assets. He was finally in a position to look at houses like these. (Taxes in the U.S. were high, and it was still midseason, so he hadn't received his full salary.)
Moon also brought up Chen Xi's contract extension with Anta during the call.
At Chen Xi's request, they