Scott Baio says he is set to change into the newest celeb to flee from California as he is positioned his $3.85million house in the marketplace, citing the state’s disastrous homelessness and crime points.

The previous Comfortable Days star put his house in Woodland Hills in the marketplace final month, having bought it for simply $1.85million in 2010.

On Twitter, the conservative-leaning sitcom star mentioned that he simply would not really feel safe within the Golden State anymore given the assorted points beneath Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom.

‘After 45 years, I am making my solution to lastly ‘exit stage proper’ from California,’ he wrote.

He then cited the state’s homelessness statistics, noting that ‘it brings down property worth. Additionally no penalties for crime that’s rampant, making issues increased in worth and it’s simply not a protected place anymore.’ 

The Joanie Loves Chachi star tacked on the hashtag ‘#ImFree.”  

Baio additionally joked that Californians will not miss his proper wing views. The actor has been a visitor of President Trump’s White Home previously. 

The actor lives in a gated group known as Westchester County Estates, in response to Realtor.com. 

A 6,300-square foot property containing 5 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, it additionally comprises an enormous ceiling, stone flooring, a curved staircase, a terrific room, eating room and residential workplace.

The surface features a pool, spa, and a great deal of plantings and a no-build zone behind it.

Los Angeles’ wealthiest residents are fleeing the town as Governor Gavin Newsom hikes taxes on the wealthy and the town crumbles beneath hovering crime charges – with actor Jim Carrey the newest A-lister to record his house on the market. 

Carey, 61, who bought his Brentwood mansion for $3.8 million in 1994, listed his house for a whopping $28.9 million after saying his plan to retire from performing.

In an announcement to the Wall Avenue Journal, Carey mentioned he not spends a lot time on the property and was prepared for ‘Cha cha cha cha … adjustments,’ referencing the David Bowie hit. It is unclear whether or not Carey will stay in Los Angeles.

The previous Comfortable Days star put his house in Woodland Hills in the marketplace final month, having bought it for simply $1.85million in 2010

Baio cited the state’s homelessness statistics, noting that ‘it brings down property worth’

He additionally said there have been ‘no penalties for crime that’s rampant, making issues increased in worth and it’s simply not a protected place anymore’

It is unclear whether or not Carrey will stay in Los Angeles however, with a number of different icons of leisure departing, will there anybody who needs to take pleasure in it? 

In keeping with the LA Instances, the state of California has misplaced over 500,000 residents between 2020 and 2022. It is the fourth largest lower within the nation in that point, behind New York, Illinois and Louisiana.

Not solely are California lawmakers are pushing laws that may impose a brand new tax on the state’s wealthiest residents, there’s additionally a rising crime and homeless downside which has led these celebs to flee.

Actor Mark Wahlberg has bought his longtime house in Los Angeles for simply over $55million, over $30 million beneath the preliminary asking worth, as he leaves in favor of Nevada in a quest to ultimately construct ‘Hollywood 2.0’ in Sin Metropolis.

With these celebrities all packing it in and heading for greener pastures, much more might flee with progressive Democrat assemblyman Alex Lee just lately introducing a invoice that may impose an additional annual 1.5 p.c tax on residents – previous and current – with a worldwide web value above $1 billion, starting in January 2024. 

As early as 2026, the edge for being taxed would lower. These with a worldwide web value exceeding $50 million must pay a 1 p.c annual tax on wealth, whereas billionaires would nonetheless be taxed 1.5 p.c.

Worldwide wealth consists of numerous holdings corresponding to farm belongings, arts and different collectibles, in addition to shares and hedge fund curiosity. 

California already taxes the rich greater than most states, with the highest 1 p.c of earners accounting for about half of the state’s earnings tax collections.

In keeping with Forbes’ 2022 World’s Billionaires record, there are 186 billionaires dwelling in California, down from 189 the yr earlier than, however excess of some other state. 

Listed: Jim Carrey, 61, formally itemizing his lavish Los Angeles property situated within the Brentwood neighborhood for a whopping $28.9 million after dwelling within the house for practically 30 years 

Particular: The gifted star additionally talked to The Wall Avenue Journal with reference to promoting the sprawling 12,704 square-foot mansion and expressed that the home had been, ‘a spot of enchantment and inspiration’

California Governor Gavin Newsom just lately introduced one other multi-billion greenback funding into fixing the state’s radical homeless downside

Homeless persons are seen in Los Angeles, California on December 20, 2022

Nicole Ginsberg, 51, and her canine Lilly Day wait to see if they are going to be provided housing whereas dwelling on third Avenue in Venice on January 13, 2023

Eric Freeman, 59, cleans up the sidewalk in entrance of his tent throughout a pause from the rain storm in Skid Row the place he has been dwelling homeless, on and off, for the previous 30 yr in downtown Los Angeles

In 2020, California had the best variety of millionaire households within the US, with 1.14 million households having a million or extra in investible belongings. 

Whereas some are fleeing Los Angeles for the rise in taxes, others are nervous that the homelessness, poverty and crime are on the rise as properly. 

In keeping with SafeWise, the Golden State ‘noticed 4.4 violent crime incidents per 1,000 individuals—exceeding the nationwide price of 4.0.’ 

Homelessness, and particularly homelessness with the added aspect of extreme drug habit, presents a major situation for a lot of main metropolitan areas within the US proper now.

Particularly in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the place the drug-addled homeless populations have all-but overtaken complete areas of the cities, making it laborious for individuals to run companies and fogeys to really feel snug with their kids strolling to highschool.

Late final yr, members of the Los Angeles Metropolis Council voted  to cease homeless individuals from establishing their tents inside 500 toes of colleges within the metropolis.

LA, like the remainder of California, is struggling to come back to grips with its homelessness downside.

Between 2010 and 2020, the state noticed a 31 per cent rise in homelessness whereas the remainder of the nation skilled a drop of 18 per cent.

An estimated 40,000 persons are homeless within the metropolis, which has a inhabitants of practically 4 million individuals.