Prince's former manager seeks nearly $5 million for renovated Los Angeles home bought for $2.75 million
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Bob Cavallo undertook a significant renovation of a Nichols Canyon home initially intended for a family member. Originally built in 1988, the house underwent extensive updates to…
A longtime music executive who helped shape Prince’s career is now betting on a Los Angeles renovation. Bob Cavallo, the former manager of Prince and a producer associated with Purple Rain, bought a Nichols Canyon house for $2.75 million in March, stripped it back to its essentials, and has listed it for nearly $5 million, according to Mansion Global.The property, built in 1988, had not been meaningfully updated in at least two decades when Cavallo acquired it. Rather than preserve its dated interiors, he and renovation specialist Angie Williams undertook what Williams described as a “total gut,” transforming the house while keeping the character that made it worth saving.
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