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Jackie Chan forced to let his Beijing apartments go up for auction due to ownership dispute
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foxnews.comJackie Chan is being forced to allow two of his apartments in Beijing to go up for auction due to an ownership dispute. The actor, known for movie hits like “Rush Hour,” “The Karate Kid” and “The Foreigner” finds himself locked in a legal dispute between two real estate companies that will now force him to get rid of two pieces of luxury property he bought in 2006.
According to Variety, the action movie star and martial artist bought two adjacent apartments in a residential compound in the capital city’s Dongzhimen district.
Although he and his family have lived there since 2007, the properties are being put up for auction after a real estate company that the star did promotion for allegedly failed to properly transfer the rights to the.
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