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R. Rex Parris, who has served as Lancaster mayor since 2008, recently paid $6.627 million for a coastal home in Laguna Beach.
Outside Oakland, former Raider offensive lineman Robert Gallery is asking $5.998 million for his five-acre compound with a workshop and go-kart track.
Even after the sale, the Divine Miss M still owns plenty of real estate in her home state.
Following four price cuts, landscape designer Jamie Durie sold his Hollywood Hills home for $2.222 million.
In Los Feliz, Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry just dropped $4.776 million on a Mediterranean Revival-style villa owned by Grammy-winner Mark Ronson.
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The two-story home takes in sweeping ocean views from a pair of spacious terraces.
The single-story home boasts bright pops of color and a grassy backyard with a pool and spa.
The half-acre property boasts a pair of cottages that combine for more than 2,000 square feet.
The four-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Beverly Hills blends Moroccan design elements with high-end finishes and amenities.
With roles in wide-ranging projects including “Miss Bala” and “The Terror: Infamy,” Cristina Rodlo relocates a lot. Her advice: Don’t get attached.
A Brentwood estate draws inspiration from Denmark’s traditional farmhouse architecture. Asking price: $11.995 million.
In the Hollywood Hills, a contemporary mansion that was seized by the federal government has sold for $18.5 million. Also: A home once owned by Jerry Buss is on the market, and Mark Ronson has sold in Los Feliz.
The two-story house sits on a lakeside lot measuring more than half an acre.
The rustic 1940s treehouse is surrounded by a wraparound deck that takes in treetop views.
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As the coronavirus spreads, L.A.'s high-end agents are adapting with it. Also: Lindsey Vonn lists her Sherman Oaks home.
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This week’s real estate news highlights such Lakers figures as former owner Jerry Buss, superstar LeBron James and retired forward Horace Grant.
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In Palm Springs, a colorful retreat once owned by Walt Disney is on the market for $1.095 million.
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Actor Shemar Moore of “Criminal Minds” fame has bought a newly built home in Tarzana and listed his old house in Encino for sale at $2.596 million.
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Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Torre just sold his New York lake house for $983,000, or $117,000 shy of what he paid for it in 2006.
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In Beverly Hills, a Moroccan-inspired home designed by late fashion icon Max Azria is for sale at $5.195 million.
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Boston Celtics all-star Gordon Hayward has sold his home in Rancho Santa Fe for $3.9 million.
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In West Hollywood, MedMen co-founder Andrew Modlin has sold his contemporary home to YouTube star Emma Chamberlain for $3.9 million.
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With roles in wide-ranging projects including “Miss Bala” and “The Terror: Infamy,” Cristina Rodlo relocates a lot. Her advice: Don’t get attached.
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A Brentwood estate draws inspiration from Denmark’s traditional farmhouse architecture. Asking price: $11.995 million.
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In the Hollywood Hills, a contemporary mansion seized by the federal government has sold for $18.5 million. Also: Jason Statham is selling another home.
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Jeff Bezos has pulled out of a $90-million deal for a 120-acre site owned by the estate of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
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Former Sacramento Kings big man Jason Thompson has listed his home in Roseville, Calif., for sale at $1.25 million.
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Actress Mamie Gummer just sold her rustic Hollywood Hills treehouse to Jennifer Nicholson for $1.65 million, or $155,000 more than she was asking.
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Homeless outreach workers serve as the eyes and ears on L.A.'s streets, a role that has become even more important during the coronavirus pandemic.
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In a preliminary ruling, a judge said that the city of L.A. seizing large items from homeless people is not a workable policy.
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In the first case on skid row, an employee of the Union Rescue Mission tested positive for the novel coronavirus. He is being treated at USC Medical Center.
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