LA political power couple that hosted fundraisers for Pete Buttigieg puts lavish $16.5M Hancock Park mansion on the market
Mike Rose and Ruben Rodriguez, a prominent political couple in Los Angeles, are selling their Hancock Park mansion for $16.5 million. The estate has been a hub for political events and fundraisers, including those for Pete Buttigieg. The local real estate market is currently experiencing a downturn, with home prices significantly lower than last year.
- ▪The mansion is located on a one-acre estate in Hancock Park and features six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
- ▪Rose and Rodriguez purchased the home after selling their production payroll platform and renovated it before moving in.
- ▪The local real estate market has seen a 60% decrease in median sales prices compared to the previous year.
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Page Six Hollywood LA political power couple that hosted fundraisers for Pete Buttigieg puts lavish $16.5M Hancock Park mansion on the market By Peter Kiefer Published June 3, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET As Los Angeles residents await the results from Tuesday’s election, one of the city’s more hallowed political salons is about to hit the market. Mike Rose and Ruben Rodriguez are selling their one-acre estate in Hancock Park where the couple have hosted dozens of political talks and fundraisers for everyone from Pete Buttigieg to the National AIDS Monument to Outfest. Rose and Ruben Rodriguez’s one-acre estate in Hancock Park has hit the market. Christian Cruzio The listing price for the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom, 7,520 square feet Tudor-style home at 344 South Hudson is $16.5 million.
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