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50 Cent Drops Price On Connecticut Home Again
Even rap superstars are feeling the pinch during this difficult housing market. According to TMZ.com, 50 Cent has once again dropped the asking price on his Farmington, Connecticut mega-mansion. The G-Unit star is now asking ten-point-nine-million-dollars for his 19-bedroom, 37-bath abode.
The rapper first put the home on the market for 18-point-five-million-dollars, but proceeded to drop the price to 14-point-five-million-dollars. Fifty purchased the home, which was once owned by boxer Mike Tyson, for four-point-one-million-dollars on 2003. The emcee says he has since spent six-million-dollars on upgrades for amenities such as a disco complete with stripper poles. Fifty Cent's next release, "Before I Self Destruct," hits stores on September 29th.
Source: Metro
The rapper first put the home on the market for 18-point-five-million-dollars, but proceeded to drop the price to 14-point-five-million-dollars. Fifty purchased the home, which was once owned by boxer Mike Tyson, for four-point-one-million-dollars on 2003. The emcee says he has since spent six-million-dollars on upgrades for amenities such as a disco complete with stripper poles. Fifty Cent's next release, "Before I Self Destruct," hits stores on September 29th.
Source: Metro