Dozens of workers have swarmed LeBron James’ Beverly Hills property to help erect the Lakers superstar’s dream home.

An armada of laborers — flanked by their trucks and heavy machinery — were seen taking over James’ residence and its surrounding streets this week as construction on the palace has turned feverish.

Photos obtained by The California Post on Wednesday show a smorgasbord of building materials being trucked in, while droves workers hammered around the giant plot to make finishing touches.

Significant progress appears to have been made since the last time James’ place was photographed in November.

Out front there is a mysterious large circular hole in the ground, which appears to be either a water feature, traffic circle or carport entrance.

The buildings look closer to being done, and far more landscaping has been added.

James first bought the property in 2020 for $37 million, and after he bulldozed the land’s existing structure and got all his permits in order, construction formally began in 2023.

James is building two separate mansions on the soil, with the larger one set to sprawl across 7,700 square feet.

The smaller one will feature all kinds of bells and whistles, including hot-and-cold plunge pools — and both will be protected by 10-foot-high fencing and state-of-the-art security systems.

No word on when a move-in date will be, but it’s quite possible James’ employer might not be Los Angeles anymore by the time he gets the keys.

James is set to enter free agency when the new league year begins next month, and there have been plenty of rumors swirling that the future Hall of Famer’s time in purple and gold might be over — whether he gets a cool new LA pad to live in or not.

---

Download The California Post App, follow us on social, and subscribe to our newsletters