California's Housing Affordability Crisis Takes a Scandalous Turn: Google Co-Founder's Wife Embroiled in Mansion Controversy A stunning revelation has sparked outrage in California, where a high-profile advocate for affordable housing has been exposed for using her lavish $110 million mansion as a party venue, rather than a primary residence. The 29-bedroom estate, which surpasses the size of the iconic Taj Mahal, has been transformed into a luxurious gathering spot for eco-conscious events and parties. The irony is not lost, given that the homeowner's husband is Larry Page, co-founder of Google, and her vocal opposition to proposals aimed at making California's housing market more affordable. As the state grapples with a severe housing shortage and skyrocketing costs, the hypocrisy of this situation has left many questioning the true motives of those fighting for change.
The wife of a Google co-founder fighting a plan to make California’s housing more affordable has been caught using her $110 million mansion purely for functions — not even living there. The Los Angeles estate is larger than the Taj Mahal, dubbed the manor, and has been transformed into a party palace for a “green”...
