by Taylor Herzlich at New York Post
The nation’s wealthiest real estate tycoon has disowned his son following accusations that the latter swindled investors out of more than $2 million with a fake business he pitched as the “ultimate man cave” for the ultra-rich.
David Bren, 33, allegedly promised “The Bunker” would deliver special access to a suite of luxury vehicles including Ferraris, Bugattis and Porsches, as well as curated dining experiences and high-end wines and cigars, according to investor decks obtained by the Los Angeles Times.
A slew of lawsuits have accused Bren of completely fabricating the business pitch, known as “the Soho House for car lovers.” Most backers alleged they lost at least six-figure sums in the supposed scam between 2020 and 2022.
David Bren, 33, has been accused of swindling investors out of about $2 million, according to several lawsuits. Linkedin
One investor fled California in shame, while another – who allegedly invested far more than $100,000 – was found dead in his garage hanging from a noose, according to the LA Times.
Donald Bren, 93 – who has a $19 billion net worth and about 129 million square feet of real estate, mostly in Southern California – isn’t coming to his son’s rescue…
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