Marilyn Monroe Home Gets LA Historic Status – Owners Are Suing
The city of Los Angeles has declared Marilyn Monroe’s former home in LA’s Brentwood neighborhood a historic monument, which protects the property from any significant changes. The home’s current owners bought the property in 2023 for $8 million with plans to demolish it. They are suing the city, claiming that the home is now worthless.
Marilyn bought the home in 1962 for $75,000. She died there in August 1962 from a barbiturate overdose.
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