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THE WINNER: The TajMaHaul
Robert M. Greenburg, Round Rock, TX
SECOND PLACE: Chump Tower
B. Gee, Poway, CA
THIRD PLACE: Slum Dog Billion-lair
Deb Anderson, Overland Park, KS
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
The Taj Ma- WTF?!?!
Robyn Parnell, Hillsboro. OR
The Taj Mineisbigger
Louis Guy, Norfolk, VA
Taj MaHell
Joel Emanuel, Los Angeles
Taj Banal
Leigh Lockwood, Doylestown, PA
The Taj Mall
Betty Grekas, Georgetown, DE
The Tall Mahaj
Cindy Adams and Michael Hurley, Denver, CO
La Taj Aux Folles
Pete Tomasi, Milwaukee, WI
Trump Mahal
Shlomo Elspas, Los Angeles
The MukMansion
Mark Magnesen, Hinsdale, IL
Exxonadu
Roberta Ritter, Chicago
Mumbai Dearest
Barry Cutler, Palm Desert
OverCaste
Sarah Kehrberg, Phoenix, AZ
Slumlord Billionaire
Alisha Niehaus, Brooklyn
Neener, Neener, Neener
Marilyn Corley, Santa Ana, CA
The Entire Estate Building
Philip Wood, Palo Alto, CA
Excess Bollywood
Rebecca Willman, New Carlisle, OH
Outsource Oasis
Stephanie Marcus, Brooklyn
Frank Lloyd Wrong
Michael Slawski, Fairfax, VA
Grossland
Edmund Conti, Raleigh, NC
The MukMansion
Mark Magnesen, Hinsdale, IL
Mi Casa no es su Casa
Caroline Verner, Savannah, GA
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