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    During The Wildfires In Los Angeles, The Business Magnate Explains How The “Miracle” House Survived “Untouched”

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 1 Min Read

    During The Wildfires In Los Angeles, The Business Magnate Explains How The “Miracle” House Survived “Untouched”

    David Steiner’s $9 million Malibu estate was the sole property left undamaged after the Palisades fire destroyed his neighborhood, destroying over 20,000 acres and 5,000 homes in Los Angeles. Steiner attributes the home’s survival to the fact that it was designed to withstand earthquakes, had a roof that was fireproof, and had deep foundations.

    Even though he was relieved, Steiner pointed out that his villa was not the primary dwelling of his family and offered his sympathies to individuals who had lost their residential properties. “Others have lost their memory. “My thoughts and prayers are with them,” he stated.

    Even though he has insurance, he anticipates that the smoke damage will only be partially covered.Authorities have arrested a guy near Calabasas on suspicion of arson in connection with a number of fires. A number of famous people, including Paris Hilton and Eugene Levy, were among those who were impacted.

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