Mark Wahlberg bought 2.5 acres of vacant land in one of Las Vegas’ most exclusive neighbourhoods for $15.6 million in 2022. He hoped to build a family home, but the By Any Means actor never got around to construction. Instead, he sold the property two and a half years later for $17.25 million, pocketing a $1.65 million gain before expenses, according to a report by the Review-Journal.A private corner of SummerlinWahlberg snapped up the residential land in The Summit Club, a private community off Town Center Drive in Summerlin, the western suburb along the edge of the valley. The land sits in a “555-acre extraordinary sanctuary”, according to the club’s website. “The Summit Club is the only private residential lifestyle club community in Las Vegas. Sit back and enjoy five-star amenities, a championship golf course, a robust outdoor pursuits programme and unique terrain-to-table culinary offerings.” The gated enclave also features a large clubhouse and round-the-clock security.With multimillion-dollar homes and vacant lots commanding premium prices, The Summit Club ranks among Southern Nevada’s most expensive residential addresses. Even the empty homesites here sell for big bucks. A ...
Mark Wahlberg sells $15.6M Las Vegas plot for $17.25M
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