Femi Lewis

6 days ago | finurah.com | Femi Lewis

When retired NBA player and entrepreneur Shaquille O’Neal decided to invest in Five Guys as a franchisee owner, he elected to take on an unexpected partner: a McDonald’s manager. ”When I was playing here in Orlando, there was a guy at the McDonald’s,” O’Neal shared during an appearance at the Aspire Tour business development conference in Orlando last June. ”He was the manager, and he always took care of me. “Didn’t really have the cash to branch out. So I said OK, I already got the plan.

1 month ago | finurah.com | byBy Femi Lewis |Femi Lewis

A Calabasas estate once owned by actor and musician John Stamos is back on the market. The home is owned by politician Justin Aguilera and his wife, Candace, who is CEO of the beauty brand Appeal. The couple is hoping to sell the estate for $13 million. Stamos, who has a reported net worth of $25 million, purchased the six-acre lot in 1991 while starring on the sitcom “Full House.” Working with architect Les Makowski, Stamos built a custom home with seven bedrooms and bathrooms.

2 months ago | finurah.com | Femi Lewis

Mark Zuckerberg may be moving closer to the White House, making his increasingly frequent meetings with President Donald Trump easier to coordinate. The founder of Meta has been revealed to be the secret owner of a $23 million mansion in the exclusive Woodland Normanstone neighborhood of Washington. The home hit the market on March 3, according to Realtor. The property was sold the following day through a Delaware-based company by an unidentified purchaser who paid cash.

2 months ago | finurah.com | byBy Femi Lewis |Femi Lewis

Two years after actor and entrepreneur Mark Wahlberg sold his sprawling Beverly Hills estate for $55 million, its current owners have returned it to the market for $68 million. Wahlberg purchased the 6.2 acres of land in 2009 for $8.25 million. Using architect Richard Landry, Walhberg built a 30,500-square-foot mansion. The French-inspired estate took five years to complete. In 2022, Wahlberg listed the property for $87.5 million.

Feb 27, 2025 | finurah.com | byBy Femi Lewis |Femi Lewis

A Scottsdale, Arizona, estate with an underground basketball court and a display of Michael Jordan sneakers has hit the market for $23.5 million. The mega-mansion, designed for ultimate entertaining, complete with high-end sports amenities, also once hosted the late Kobe Bryant. Known as HardtSeasons, the estate is owned by Brett Hardt Sr., sports fanatic and owner of the Attitude is Free brand.