Selling Your Home On MTV’s Cribs – All For 50 Cent
Unfortunately getting onto MTV’s Cribs show will not cost 50 cents, you have to be the rap star 50 Cent to get your home previewed before hitting the market on this popular television show.
The rapper 50 Cent is about to put the Farminton, Connecticut home he purchased from Mike Tyson on the market for 18.5 million give or take 50 cents (sorry, could not resist).
The 48,000 square foot home will be previewed on MTV before sale proving that video can help sell homes, if done right.
Now, 50’s stamp is imprinted all over the massive 19-bedroom property in Farmington, Conn. The mansion now includes a nightclub with a swing dangling from the ceiling for some of his wilder parties.
But those touches may not remain. 50 is selling the property for $18.5 million. And Thursday, he’s showing off the property on a special edition of MTV’s “Cribs” so fans can take a peek before he moves out.“I like the look of an Architectural Digest,” 50 said of his designing style. “There’s a lot of good living going on, and it ain’t based (on) the actual money that’s being spent, it’s the choices that people make. You don’t have to buy a $50 million home to build a lifestyle that’s equivalent.” via AccessAtlanta.
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Comment by thefrontsteps on 29 November 2007:
Money can’t buy you class. Perfect example here.
Comment by rauf on 17 November 2008:
not bad
Comment by Ryan Biddulph on 28 January 2009:
I know 50 owns a home around these parts in New Jersey.
Comment by Johnny boy on 26 February 2009:
wow only $18.5 mil, im surprised. There are quite a few $20 mils around these parts, but none that are 48,000 sq. ft…how was that so cheap?? (relatively speaking!!)