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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Better & Better Productions today announced that Nile Niami, the developer of The One, is launching a streaming network called “The One Truth Network.” ...

The idea was simple: Nile Niami would build and sell The One, the biggest and most extravagant ... and-glass home was designed by Orange County architect Paul McClean, who also designed a home ...

The mega-mansion known as "The One" occupies a Bel-Air hillside ... the L.A.-area fast-fashion company. Nile Niami's Skyline Development announced it is looking for new investors to raise ...

Skyline Development today announced Nile Niami, the developer of The One and one of the beneficial owners of Crestlloyd LLC, in an attempt to buy back The One, is looking for new investors prior ...

A back-and-forth bidding war between unnamed parties closed Thursday when Nile Niami’s gargantuan megamansion, dubbed “The One,” sold ... with Orange-based architect Paul McClean for $ ...

The One was the most breathlessly anticipated mansion of Los Angeles luxury real estate in the last decade. Its over-the-top developer, Nile Niami, marketed it before completion at $500,000.

Spec developer Nile Niami’s gargantuan Bel-Air ... Niami dreamed up “The One” in partnership with Orange-based architect Paul McClean. The developer planned to list the property for $500 ...

Conceived by architect Paul McClean ... The property's developer, Nile Niami, aimed "to build one of the finest properties across the globe," Kirman said. But bringing the property to market ...

The home, nicknamed “The One,” features 42 bathrooms ... and will be sold on auction in order to repay creditors. The developer, Nile Niami, a former film producer-turned-real estate mogul ...

After a decade of work and mountains of debt, mega-mansion developer Nile Niami’s dream project—a 105,000-square-foot Bel-Air behemoth on a five-acre parcel dubbed “The One”—has been ...