Alanna Gold's Pioneertown Is Pretty Impressive — Does She Really Own It?

Season 8 of Selling Sunset introduces viewers to the Oppenheim Group's newest agent, Alanna Gold.

Not only is she a stunning model and successful realtor, but she is also the proud owner of a town. Yes, you heard that correctly.

Alanna and her husband, hospitality entrepreneur Adam Gold, are said to be the proud owners of Pioneertown, a desert town where the couple had one of their first dates and even tied the knot.

Alanna took some of the girls on a trip to her town, and it was pretty impressive, to say the least. But where exactly is it and how much is it worth?

Despite their knowledge of real estate, Jason and Brett Oppenheim were not sure what it costs to buy a town. During Episode 2 of Selling Sunset Season 8, Jason estimated that Pioneertown was worth a "couple million dollars" and even offered to buy it from Alanna.

"If I were to buy your town from you today, how much would I have to pay," Jason asked before Alanna responded, "No, you guys don't get to know that."

Jason then went on to offer Alanna $2.2 million on the spot, but Alanna turned down the offer. And we don't blame her. A two-bedroom property located just outside the town is currently on the market for $4.2 million.

While we don't know the exact cost of Pioneertown, one acre of land in Pioneertown is on sale for $228,000.

Fun fact: in 1954 Pioneertown sold for $80,400.

However, according to a source that reached out to Distractify, Alana and her husband do not own Pioneertown, but instead own "Pioneertown Land Company, which owns six parcels out of thirty-five, around 10% by area of Pioneertown’s Historic Mane Street, which is the commercial center of the town. Mane Street itself is only 50 of Pioneertown's 640 acres, meaning that the Pioneertown Land Company owns less than 0.7% of Pioneertown proper."

Alanna has since issued an apology to the residents of Pioneertown, in a statement obtained by Distractify:

"I want to reach out to personally say I am so deeply sorry for the confusion I have caused. I certainly do not own Pioneertown, I never should have said that and I apologize for doing so. I want you to know that I did not mean any harm, I absolutely love Pioneertown and I simply got too excited talking about it. My first date with my husband was there and our wedding was at the Soundstage. We wanted to become part of the community so we invested in a home and other properties there."

"We are contacting any and all reporters to make sure they update their stories and correct the record. Again, I am so sorry to the people of Pioneertown, I would never want to disrespect the town’s history or any of the people who make it such a wonderful place."

Established in 1946, Pioneertown is located just outside Joshua Tree National Park in San Bernardino County. It was originally made as a movie set for Westerns starring actors such as Gene Autry, The Cisco Kid, Annie Oakley, Judge Roy Bean, and Buffalo Bill.

Luckily, you can plan a camping trip to Pioneertown — and it won't cost you millions of dollars. Camping rates start at $35 per night and if you go between late spring and early fall, you can catch Wild West reenactments every weekend.

If you want a more luxurious trip to Pioneertown, you can book Alanna's Cosmic Ranch on Airbnb.

"Pioneertown is my home away from home," Alanna said. "It gets us out of the city and gives me a little bit of my country life."