Jonathan Weiner
The coronavirus pandemic may have killed the work-life balance for many of us, but that hasn’t been the case for G-Eazy. After paying $1.75 million for a property in the Hollywood Hills in 2017, the rapper and record producer went about creating a home that not only offers a respite from the rigors of touring and performing but also serves as a low-key hideaway in which to work and collaborate with fellow artists.
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