A substantial sinkhole has formed near the Malibu residence of actor Nicolas Cage, leading to the collapse of the property's driveway. The mansion, purchased by Cage in 2024 for $10.5 million, is situated in a coastal area known for erosion.

The sinkhole has engulfed the driveway, creating a precarious situation for the beachfront home. Images show the extent of the erosion, with the ground giving way and exposing underlying infrastructure.

The property at 31630 Mulholland Highway is at risk due to the advancing erosion of the coastline. The large cavity in the ground near the house raises concerns about the stability of the surrounding land and the integrity of the structure.

Large sinkhole next to a building's steps, revealing pipes and a ladder in the darkness below, with exposed roots and eroded soil.

Nicolas Cage's Malibu beach house with a collapsed driveway due to erosion.

Coastal erosion is a significant environmental challenge in many beachfront communities, particularly along the California coast. Such geological events can pose a direct threat to residential properties and infrastructure built near the shoreline.