Though it hasn’t been owner-occupied since the September 11 terrorist attacks, a major estate in prestigious lower Bel Air is on sale for the first time in decades, asking $28 million. The decrepit compound is owned by Ibrahim bin Laden, an older half-brother of Osama Bin Laden, and sits on more than two acres just steps from the Hotel Bel-Air. And over in Pacific Palisades, a hilltop mansion with a retractable roof and two panic rooms has sold for $83 million, shattering residential sales records on the Westside of Los Angeles. The mystery cryptocurrency billionaire buyer bought the home from prominent developer Ardie Tavangarian.

Osama Bin Laden's Brother Asks $28 Million for Long-Vacant Bel Air Mansion

Ibrahim Bin Laden, Osama's older half-brother, has listed his Los Angeles mansion for sale, asking $28 million for the home.

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