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A megabucks LA real-estate investor catering to the stars has donated a $100 million-plus piece of prime property located next to Fox Studios to house the largest Jewish center in North America.

Alon Abady — who’s peddled posh homes to celebs such as Justin and Hailey Bieber, and scooped up properties including Simon Cowell’s former Beverly Hills spread — handed off the acre-and-a-half Century City spot to West Coast Chabad.

“This is a lifelong dream that also allows me to honor my parents and my children,’’ Abady said in a statement.


  LA real-estate investor Alon Abady (center) donated the $100M-plus property. Chabad.org LA real-estate investor Alon Abady (center) donated the $100M-plus property. Chabad.org

  The property at 9911 W. Pico Blvd. will be repurposed into the budding Chabad Jewish center. Chabad.org The property at 9911 W. Pico Blvd. will be repurposed into the budding Chabad Jewish center. Chabad.org

  Local members of the Chabad Jewish community celebrate the closing of the mammoth real estate transaction. Chabad.org Local members of the Chabad Jewish community celebrate the closing of the mammoth real estate transaction. Chabad.org

“When my family immigrated to Los Angeles in the 1970s, Chabad was there for us,’’ said the Syrian native, also known for buying the Sofitel in Beverly Hills in 2021, according to the Real Deal. “That was never forgotten.”

The property, located at 9911 W. Pico Blvd., features a 16-story office building and will be used to develop such things as a synagogue, community programs, mental-health services and major-event spaces, according to Chabad News.


  Abady has helped superstars like Justin and Hailey Bieber find mega homes. Getty Images Abady has helped superstars like Justin and Hailey Bieber find mega homes. Getty Images

  Simon Cowell has also been a client of Abody’s. Getty Images Simon Cowell has also been a client of Abody’s. Getty Images

  An aerial view of Cowell’s former Beverly Hills home. Google Earth An aerial view of Cowell’s former Beverly Hills home. Google Earth

“It will be an epicenter of Jewish life,” Rabbi Chaim Nochum Cunin said.

“It will transform the landscape of Jewish life in Los Angeles and throughout the world.”


  The first mezuzah is affixed to the door to bless the center. Chabad.org The first mezuzah is affixed to the door to bless the center. Chabad.org

The announcement comes amid a surge of antisemitism across the US and world, including the heartbreaking Bondi Hanukah massacre in Australia that left at least 15 people dead.

Chabad refers to a global Jewish effort involving education, outreach and support.

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