Snoop Doggy Dogg might have lost more than a few points in the Black community for his performance at a Trump inaugural event, but nonetheless his successes can not be denied. And with his success have come investments in real estate.
As Finurah previously reported, he had maintained one home as his primary residence for over 25 years. He property in Diamond Bar, California, purchased in 1998 for just $720,000, Architectural Digest reports.
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It is a 3,808-square-foot residence that is now valued at approximately $2.2 million.
As Finurah also previously reported, the first property he purchased was a $660,000 home in Claremont, California, in 1994 after the success of his album “Doggystyle.” He did make some changes to the home, such as expanding it from 3,700 to 6,500 square feet before selling it in 2007 for $1.83 million.
According to Elle Decor, his next real estate investment was in 1998, when he reportedly bought a 3,808-square foot home in the gated Diamond Bar, California, just outside of Los Angeles. While not confirmed, it is believed to have four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and backyard pool with a hot tub in the backyard. Snoop reportedly purchased the home for $720,000.
Then there’s what has been dubbed “The Compound.” The Inglewood, California, 20,000-square-foot commercial space is where the rapper reportedly houses his recording studio. According to GQ, The Compound features an NBA-regulation basketball court and several recording studios and video editing rooms.
Outside of California, he also has a property in the Atlanta suburb of Douglasville, Georgia, which he bought in 2021 for $458,000. It is a six-bedroom, four-bath home located near his father’s residence. In 2024 Snoop reportedly listed the one-acre property for $575,000 in 2024.
While not confirmed, according to Realtor.com Snoop Dogg also owns a home in Eastvale, California, and two homes in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
