
Amid the devastation of the Los Angeles wildfires, a few homes stood as symbols of hope, surviving against all odds. These properties endured thanks to fire-resistant designs, proactive measures, and some luck.
James Woods shared that his home, thought lost, remained standing despite some smoke damage. David Steiner’s $9 million Malibu mansion survived due to its solid, fire-resistant construction. Architect Greg Chasen credited resilient design for saving his home, while Tom Hanks’s $26 million Pacific Palisades property emerged largely unscathed.
These stories highlight the value of fire-resistant planning and the unpredictability of nature’s wrath.
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