Kanye West's Dream Real Estate Project Lies In Ruins

In 2019, when Kanye began purchasing massive land space, his goal was to become the Michael Jordan in the real estate development niche. Sadly, as per the released images taken from the site of what was supposed to house futuristic domes, it's in complete ruins.

Four years ago, Kanye purchased massive ranches in California and Wyoming. At the time, the Donda singer planned to turn those dry, empty lands into sprouting areas of homes for people. He shared a mega-mansion alongside his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, which happened to be the envy of L.A.

Unfortunately, the legendary singer and rapper's plans have hit the rocks in the most pitiful way. Pictures show the extensive decline and disrepair his California and Wyoming housing estates.

In 2019, it was revealed that West had bought his Calabasas ranch in L.A. for an estimated price of $3 million. Work at the supposed estate immediately started, with experienced architects racking their heads on how to bring his futuristic dome dreams into reality.

Although it is all fruitless now, West's 50-foot domes were initially developed to house the homeless citizens of L.A., while also serving as a stage for his gospel choir performance.

Speaking with Forbes then, West showed the early designs of his planned estate, which mimicked the planet of Tatooine from Star Wars. In one of his designs, the idea of constructing an underground path was at the top of his list, as he believed he could build an entire city.

The idea of owning his dream estate intoxicated him more than it should. He became obsessed with the Calabasas Ranch to the point that he pulled out of his 2019 music festival Coachella. Billboard reported that due to the show's organizers being unable to build him a dome, he wouldn't be coming.

Long before his antisemitic opinions came along, West already faced issues with California's housing regulators for his Calabasas ranch. The star singer, at the time, failed to have a government permit to build his houses, which resulted in the constructions being torn down.

Prior to the collapse of his Calabasas ranch and his feet in the positive spotlight, his "Yeezy Home" project was packing up nicely before going all out the window.

The supposed California estate was also West's home for his Donda Academy School, which was to raise young singers around. Sadly, the school's site on his ranch has been forgotten, and recent pictures of the area show that it has also been abandoned.

Kanye West could easily revamp things as a billionaire, but not anymore! According to Forbes, his fallout with Adidas and other collaborating deals have seen his net worth truncate terribly from $2 billion to roughly $400 million.

From the recent pictures of the supposed estate, all that could be seen were scattered garbage, disused four-wheel dune buggies, missing constructions, and abandoned buildings.

Sitting over 1,100 miles away from his Calabasas ranch in California is another massive piece of land West purchased in 2019 as part of his real estate plans. The Coldest Winter singer reportedly purchased the property for a $14 million deal.

West mimicked his style in Wyoming, intending to construct similar unorthodox futuristic buildings like his California estate. Only this time, instead of building the foundation with concrete and erecting it with wood, the Runaway singer used concrete on the foundation and the entire building structure.

A year after he bought the land in Wyoming, aerial images showed the ranch as a bubbling development region. Several cars and construction equipment were spotted moving in and out and around the site.

After West's uneventful antisemitic rants and White Lives Matter propagandism, the Grammy award winner's fashion status and music star career started a nose dive.

All recent pictures of the California and Wyoming estate show desertion. No activity was visible at the estates, with no sign of human life.

But, as of October last year, the 45-year-old singer was reported to still have plans to expand his abandoned housing projects. Ye has had no new comments regarding the housing, so it is still perceived as abandoned.

Despite losing out on all collaboration with Adidas and Balenciaga and having over two-thirds of his network worth gone with the wind, Kanye isn't slowing down. The rapper has reportedly filed trademark applications and is ready to forge ahead with his unique business plans to regain public status.