It cost a whopping $200 million to build the town that would be known as Burj Al Babas. But following growing economic instability and political unrest in the region, this fairy-tale construction story would turn grim.   Now, over 20- years later, only 300 of the 700 homes built have been sold. After multiple investors backed out, the construction company was forced to file for bankruptcy. As a result, the planned luxury community looks more like an eerie ghost town with design cues taken from a Disney park.

Rumour has it that the brothers are still holding out hope for the village, which sits atop a thermal spring, whose healing benefits they once touted to press. The brothers are reportedly looking to make the unsold castles into vacation homes that can be rented out through the year. So if your idea of paradise is Disney meets Truman Show, this just may be your chance to secure your dream home.