Jeff Greene, the self-parodying billionaire and would-be senator who once damaged a coral reef with the anchor of his yacht, and recently told a crowd at Davos that "American lifestyle expectations are too high," is apparently having trouble living with less of his own wildly excessive real estate portfolio. Last fall, his 25-acre Beverly Hills compound earned the dubious title of most expensive residential listing in the country when Greene listed it for a reasonable $195 million. Now, to get some money out of the behemoth estate while he waits for someone to pony up, he's put it up for rent at a fraction of the price—just $475k a month!
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