Nicolas Cage’s Malibu Mansion Driveway Damaged by Sinkhole
Nicolas Cage's $10.5 million mansion in Malibu nearly fell into a massive sinkhole that had swallowed its driveway, a property he purchased in 2024.
New York, NY, September 8, 2026 — A recent geological event in Malibu threatened Nicolas Cage’s recently acquired mansion, when a large sinkhole opened up and consumed a portion of the property’s driveway. The incident occurred at the estate that the actor purchased in 2024 for $10.5 million.
The sinkhole caused significant damage to the access route leading to the residence. The full extent of the geological instability and the precise structural impact on the mansion itself beyond the driveway was not immediately clear. Information regarding the cause of the sinkhole, such as recent weather patterns or underlying soil conditions, was not provided.
Details about any emergency response, stabilization efforts, or repair timelines have not been released. The contractor responsible for assessing or repairing the damage was not identified. Similarly, information about any permits sought for remediation work, inspection outcomes, or potential code violations related to the incident is unavailable.
The property, located in Malibu, was acquired by Cage earlier this year. The sudden appearance of the sinkhole highlights potential geological risks for properties in the area. Further updates on the situation are pending as the property owners and local authorities address the damage.
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