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Mayday's Masa Reportedly Buys London Villa, Owns Four Luxury Homes Across Three Countries

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Mayday band member Masa has reportedly purchased a luxury villa in London for approximately NT$200 million.
  • This acquisition adds to his existing properties in Tokyo, Taipei's East District, and Neihu, giving him four luxury homes across three countries.
  • Masa's wife, Vicky, has been sharing glimpses of their London life on social media, sparking speculation about a potential move.

Mayday's Masa is reportedly making waves in the real estate world, having acquired a luxury villa near London's Battersea Power Station for an estimated NT$200 million (approximately $6.3 million USD).

This latest purchase adds to his impressive property portfolio, which already includes homes in Tokyo, Taipei's East District, and Neihu. With these four luxury residences spanning three countries, Masa has earned the nickname "Real Estate King" among his bandmates.

Masa's wife, Vicky, has been actively sharing their family's life in London on social media. Recent posts offered glimpses of their lavish new home, featuring a spacious private balcony with views of the Thames River, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. When asked by netizens, Vicky casually mentioned it was "bought a while ago," fueling rumors that the family might be considering a move to London.

Beyond London, Masa also owns a minimalist yet luxurious home in Tokyo, which Vicky has showcased on her social media. In Taiwan, he holds two properties, including a residence in Neihu purchased after their marriage and a more recent acquisition in the upscale Dunnan Yu Di complex in the Daan District. This building is also home to other celebrities like Chang Chen and Vic Chou, highlighting Masa's status as a prominent property owner.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.