Mansions No One Wants to Buy for Any Price

The world of the rich and famous remains a mystery to most of us. For hard-working people who save money and take care of their homes, the idea of letting a mega mansion go to ruin seems absurd. But it seems there's no limit to the questionable behavior celebs display—as you're about to see.

Mohamed Hadid's Unfinished Bel-Air Mansion

Bella and Gigi's dad, the notorious real estate tycoon Mohamed Hadid, had hoped to sell this enormous mansion for $100 million, but instead had to watch it crumble into dust. This happened after the nefarious mansion was declared a clear and present danger to the local community. You can't win them all!

Mega-Size: Mohamed Hadid's unfinished Bel-Air mansion, known as the "Starship Enterprise," was a staggering 30,000-square-foot structure.

Aubrey Lewis $10 New Jersey Mansion

Sorry to say it guys, but this mansion could have been yours for just $10 a few years ago. That's right. Not because it's haunted or anything. In fact, the reason is because there's a bizarre caveat. The buyer would have to move the mansion while preserving it in its entirety.

Bizarre Caveat: The unique sales requirement created a significant challenge, given the mansion's size and the complexity of preserving a historic structure during relocation.

Mel Gibson's Pricey Malibu Vacation Home

Some people call Mel Gibson problematic. Others might say that's an understatement. What's for sure is that he had to take $3 million off the asking price of this mansion to see any interest from buyers. Mel lived there for more than 10 years, and buyers may have been worried about bad joojoo.

Buyer Hesitation: Potential buyers may have been hesitant due to concerns about Gibson's controversial reputation possibly affecting the property's energy or "joojoo".