Swedish game mogul <b>Markus ‘Notch’ Persson</b> has listed his <b>$70 million Beverly Hills mansion</b> for sale, the same price he paid in 2014 after outbidding <b>Beyoncé and Jay‑Z</b>. The eight‑bedroom estate includes a nightclub and a recording studio, but he’s moving on as he spends less time in LA. Keeping the price flat after twelve years mocks a market where luxury homes usually skyrocket, exposing the vanity of flaunting wealth while the property sits idle. The sale underscores LA’s relentless real‑estate treadmill for the elite.
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