Nicolas Cage’s $10.5M Malibu mansion nearly falls into massive sinkhole
Key Points:
- Nicolas Cage’s $10.5 million Malibu beachfront mansion is sinking due to a large sinkhole, with a deep hole replacing the driveway and significant structural damage visible.
- The sinkhole, estimated to be about 30 by 30 feet, is believed to have been caused by coastal erosion following heavy rain and high surf linked to Hurricane Marie.
- Firefighters responded to a suspected gas main break at the site, with gas company workers onsite restoring the gas line; no injuries or evacuations have been reported.
- The home, purchased by Cage in 2024 and currently undergoing renovations, was originally built in the 1990s by the late Jose Liberman and features ocean views and a private rooftop deck.
- Photos show safety cones, workers assessing damage, and emergency vehicles at the scene, but Cage’s representatives have yet to comment on the incident.