'GTA Online' DLC: Secret mansion locations revealed

Rockstar Games has announced that there will be an upcoming expansion content for the online multiplayer feature of "Grand Theft Auto V." However, aside from teasing new weapons, items and modes for the upcoming Executives and Other Criminals DLC, the developer did not provide other details, much less the specific rollout date for the expansion.

Meanwhile, some enterprising hardcore players have found out what could possibly be new locations for properties that can be customized when the new DLC rolls out.

According to the IBTimes, "GTA Online" analyst and popular YouTuber DomisLive revealed what could be the next properties that players can purchase via Executives and Other Criminals. These mansions and luxury properties can be unlocked and purchased by players with VIP criminal organization status in "GTA Online." When bought, these luxury properties can be customized with new furniture and other features.

Reportedly, one luxury mansion is located as a top portion of a three-story property off West Vinewood. The apartment overlooks downtown Los Santos and, aside from luxurious upholstery, also includes a telescope for players to use and check out the scenery.

Another location that will supposedly be unlocked in the upcoming DLC is 2864 Hillcrest Avenue, with large-window balconies and a mini-game on the top floor.

In addition to land properties, the upcoming Executives and Other Criminals DLC will also give players access to a Super Yacht. The yacht can also be used both as housing and base of operations for the player's organization.

Executives and Other Criminals will land for "GTA Online" players this week, with new items and collectibles that reportedly cost upward of $20 million, noted iDigitalTimes.

To celebrate and prepare players, Rockstar Games unlocked an event last weekend that gave out double RP and in-game dollar rewards. In the meantime, players can also grind, invest, and save up in order to purchase the new items in the upcoming DLC.

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