Surprisingly, Snoop Dogg makes wise investment decisions.
He owns a single residence, keeping things straightforward in the real estate market.
Furthermore, it’s the same home he purchased in 1998.
It only cost him $700,000 at the time, yet the property’s worth has since more than doubled.Rappers rarely invest as little in their homes as Snoop did.
However, Snoop only spent $700,000—a pittance compared to his $160 million net wealth.He purchased a six-bedroom house in Diamond Bar, California’s appropriately named neighborhood.
With elaborate hardwood furnishings, checkerboard tiles, and imposing columns, it is furnished in the traditional regal style of the 1990s.
A large pool, a tennis court, and an opulent hot tub are located outside.
Additionally, Snoop has access to a bungalow with 180-degree views of the Diamond Bar Hills.