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Hollywood legends Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn are joining the growing list of A-listers opting for mountain air over smoggy cityscapes.
In a recent interview with Fox News, Russell said the couple is favoring their Old Snowmass, Colorado, estate over their Los Angeles residence, hinting at a full-time relocation.
The move isn’t just about a change of scenery; it’s a play for family unity and a return to the couple’s real estate roots.
The Family Draw — a Multigenerational Shift
A primary catalyst for the move is that their son, actor Wyatt Russell, recently relocated to Colorado with his wife, Meredith Hagner, and their two sons.
“What I enjoy most is that [Hawn] really likes it in Colorado,” Russell told Fox News. “Wyatt and Meredith and their two boys, they live in Colorado now. So we like to spend as much time there as we can.”
While the couple has a diverse real estate portfolio, including homes in New York, L.A. and Palm Desert, California, Russell said they want to spend more time in the Rocky Mountains. Real estate has long been central to how celebrities like Russell and Hawn build and preserve wealth across generations, and platforms like Arrived have made that same strategy available to everyday investors, with shares in rental homes and vacation properties starting at just $100 and backed by investors including Jeff Bezos.
A Passion for Log Cabin Luxury
For Russell, the attraction to Colorado is also a matter of personal taste and architectural nostalgia. Their favorite property—a sprawling log cabin lodge on a ranch—is a style of home Russell has loved since his childhood in Maine, he told The Wall Street Journal.
“Goldie and I share a passion for log homes,” Russell said to the Journal. “I never got that out of my system, starting with the one in Maine.”
The Old Snowmass property has been in the family for over 40 years, serving as a sanctuary from the high-pressure environment of Hollywood.
By prioritizing their Colorado ranch, Russell and Hawn are moving toward a “different kind of life” that prioritizes family proximity over industry proximity.
For investors who see real estate as a long-term wealth vehicle but do not want the complexity of buying property outright, Arrived lets you invest in shares of rental homes and vacation properties starting at $100, with Arrived handling tenants, maintenance and operations.
The platform has paid out more than $19 million in dividends to date and recently added a secondary market so investors can buy and sell shares in individual properties.
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