Gawk at Canada's Most Expensive House, A $42M Teardown

We were a little miffed when the listing for this Vancouver estate failed to include any photos of the house, just landscape shots, views, and one pic of a rather sad looking tennis court. Then we figured out what those Canadians were up to. This massively expensive, 5.44-acre hillside spread is intended as a teardown. For the full $42M asking price, a 49,000-square-foot, three-building compound will be constructed on the site, complete with 15 car garage, 2,000-bottle wine cellar with dedicated elevator, two infinity pools, and a 16-seat movie theater. The land alone is going for $26.4M, which, while still absurd, is at least less than billionaire hedge funder David "I keep $100M in my checking account" Tepper paid for his $43.5M teardown in the Hamptons.
· 2190 Camelot Avenue [Century 21]
· $40 Million for a Rebuild? [Century 21 Blog]
· Billionaire Forced To Pay $2.75 ATM Fee In East Hampton [Curbed Hamptons]
· This Is Where David Tepper's $43.5 Million House Used To Be [Curbed Hamptons]