Elon Musk is making good on his promise to sell his possessions, as the Tesla chief unloaded his Bel-Air mansion for $29 million
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk made headlines in May when he announced a plan to sell nearly all of his physical possessions, including his real estate. “Will own no house,” he tweeted on May 1.
Now Mr. Musk is making good on that promise, selling one of his homes in the Bel-Air area of Los Angeles for $29 million, according to public records. The property had been listed for $30 million in early May. The listing was particularly notable in that it was “for sale by owner,” meaning Mr. Musk didn’t use an agent to list...
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