Mark Walhberg paid $15.6 million for a 2.5-acre plot of land in Las Vegas.

Renowned actor Mark Walhberg has paid $15.6 million dollars for a 2.5-acre vacant lot within of the Summit Club in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This purchase was made months after having included a mansion in Beverly Park, California, on the real estate market, at a cost of $87.5 million dollars.

The information was released by ‘Las Vegas Review-Journal’. The post also makes it known that the two-time Oscar-nominated actor bought this land from retired motorcycle racer Ben Bostrom.

Bostrom and his wife are said to have purchased this lot in two parts, spending a total of $9 million. By selling it for $15.6 million dollars they have managed to obtain a significant profit.

At the moment there is no information about the projects that Walhberg and his wife Rhea Durham want to develop in the place, but some media presume that they will invest a lot of money to build a mansion just as impressive as the one they are selling in Beverly Park.

The couple now neighbors other stars like the singer Céline Dion; Bill Foley, owner of the Las Vegas Golden Knights; Mark Davis, owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Timothy Herbst, who is an executive of the Terrible Herbst gas station company.

The Summit Club offers its owners the fusion between a golf club and the privacy of a residential complex. Its development was in charge of Howard Hughes Corporation and Discovery Land Company.