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Actor Tobey Maguire just sold a 1-acre plot of land in Brentwood for $10.75 million, the second-priciest land deal in L.A. so far this year.
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In the coveted coastal community of Point Piper in Australia, media mogul Lachlan Murdoch has paid $29.8 million for a small boat shed.
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In the Beverly Hills Post Office area, pop star Katy Perry sells the house next door for $7.475 million, or $25,000 more than she paid 3 years ago.
Singer-actor Tyrese Gibson is asking $3.5 million for his Woodland Hills home with a Transformer replica in the backyard.
After a year of ownership, Olympic skiier Lindsey Vonn and NHL star P.K. Subban just sold their Beverly Hills home for $6.9 million.
Musician Tommy Lee just paid $4.15 million for a Japanese-inspired retreat in Brentwood, complete with a tearoom, koi pond and garden room.
Phil Spector’s longtime home, an Alhambra mansion known as the Pyrenees Castle where he murdered Lana Clarkson in 2003, has sold for $3.3 million.
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Lachlan Murdoch’s Australian boat shed
The half-acre property includes two boat docks, four moorings and 131 feet of waterfront on Point Piper, a small suburb known for its deep waters.
Katy Perry’s Beverly Hills home
Spanning an acre, the gated property include a Traditional-style home with two wings and an oval-shaped swimming pool.
Tyrese Gibson’s Woodland Hills home
The Mediterranean-style property includes a backyard with a movie screen, swimming pool, street sign and giant Transformers replica.
Clad in glass, the custom home expands to a garden-filled backyard with a tearoom and koi pond.
Built in 1928, the Spanish-style hacienda includes a massive custom stained-glass window called “Tree of Life.”
Goodwin Gaw’s San Marino estate
Built in 1929 by Wallace Neff, the Italian Revival-style residence features hand-painted ceilings, antique chandeliers and marble floors.
The 2.6-acre spread centers on a 1920s English manor with antique accents and an attic with a wet bar.
LeBron James’ former Miami home
The half-acre property includes a three-story home, one-bedroom guesthouse, pool with a swim-up bar and concrete dock.
Steven Seagal’s Arizona retreat
The 12-acre estate centers on a 9,000-square-foot home made of stone, copper and glass.
Chris Albrecht’s Pacific Palisades estate
The 10,400-square-foot traditional includes a wine cellar, movie theater, billiards room, gym, sauna and elevator.
Kevin Williamson’s Windsor Square home
Reconstructed in 2014, the Cape Cod-style spot include a gym, movie theater, heated pool and two-story guesthouse.
French Montana’s Hidden Hills estate
Spanning 3 acres, the property includes an 8,600 -square-foot home, custom recording studio and resort-style backyard with a pool and spa.
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Phil Spector’s scene of the crime sold, a house with a Transformer listed, and two massive projects were announced in a busy first week of May.
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Three unique listings recently surfaced for sale: an actor’s sleek smart home, a mogul’s trophy estate and a movie star’s bulletproof compound.
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In March, Southern California saw the median home price rise 14.5% year-over-year to a record $630,000. Big names like Ellen DeGeneres and Shane Smith got in on the action.
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