Notorious $4.4 Million San Francisco Squatter Mansion Is Set To Be Auctioned Off

A multimillion-dollar mansion in San Francisco that was purportedly overtaken by squatters is finally heading to auction.On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a resolution to pay off more than $300,000 in unpaid property taxes that had been tied to 250 32nd Ave., clearing the way for the luxury home to be sold later this year. A date for the auction has yet to be set.The expedited sale aims to resolve mounting tax defaults and untangle a bizarre, high-profile web of alleged squatters, seller impersonation, and rampant deed fraud that has plagued the home's upscale neighborhood for over a year.The four-bedroom, 3,000-square-foot Tudor-style home at the center of the conflict is located in Sea Cliff, an exclusive San Francisco enclave where tech executive Jack Dorsey and actress Sharon Stone also live. Median home prices run around $4.5 million.The property was originally purchased in 2013 for $2.41 million by Wei Wang and her husband, Xiangdong Guo. But after the owners moved abroad around 2019, the property fell into disrepair.In 2025, Diana Peng and Brandon Aadee moved into the home and filed a deed that purported to transfer ownership to Aadee. However, acco...