Sam Altman’s Mansion Was Once the Most Expensive Home Listing in San Francisco. A New Lawsuit Says It’s a ‘Lemon.’

In 2020, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman bought the then-priciest home listing in San Francisco for $27 million. Four years later, a lawsuit alleges that the 9,500-square-foot property was a poorly constructed “lemon,” including mold issues and a leaky infinity pool that flooded the lower level.

Greg Malin, CEO of home developer Troon Pacific, took viewers on a tour of the 950 Lombard St. property in a May 2020 Architectural Digest video, showing off everything from the estate’s “Batcave” garage to its wellness cottage.

The video listed the estate for $40.5 million, the most expensive at the time, though Altman would later buy it for about $27 million. The

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