Berkeley is also a co-founder of an investment company, UKIPA.
Neverland Ranch – named after the fictional “Neverland” in Peter Pan’s story, a boy who could never grow up – was bought by Jackson in 1987 for .5 19.5 million.
The 2,700-acre estate once housed an amusement house and zoo with 22 constructions including elephants, giraffes, orangutans and Jackson’s chimp bubbles.
Xxon died in 2009 from what the Los Angeles County Coroner said was “severe propofol intoxication.” His physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, was convicted in 2011 of involuntary manslaughter in connection with Jackson’s death and sentenced to less than two years in prison.
Prices keep falling
The property, now known as the Cicamore Valley Ranch, was jointly owned by a fund managed by Jackson’s Estate and Real Estate Investment Trust Colony Capital.
At the time, Agent Kyle Forsyth shared the list with Suzanne Perkins.
The property, which houses about 12,000 square feet of the main building where Jackson has lived for 15 years, was closed to the market due to wildfires and mudslides in nearby Santa Barbara, California, he said.
“Everyone withdrew for about a year in general,” Forsyth said in 2019.
Forsyth told CNN on Saturday that he was no longer associated with the colony’s capital or ranch list.
CNN Perkins has arrived, but hasn’t heard back yet.
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