Top Headlines
In Beverly Hills, Korn guitarist James Shaffer is asking $5.495 million for his Hamptons-style home of five years.
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‘Black-ish’ creator Kenya Barris just paid $7.25 million for a waterfront home in Toluca Lake, making it his fifth home in the San Fernando Valley.
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In the three years since the Los Angeles Fire Department began tracking them, fires related to homeless camps have more than doubled.
After three years in Studio City, Swedish DJ Alesso is asking $6.5 million for his architectural home with a movie theater and bar.
Black Mountain Ranch, a 3,600-acre working cattle/horse ranch that combines 63 parcels in Ojai, just hit the market for $100 million.
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.
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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James Shaffer’s Beverly Hills home
The Hamptons-style traditional makes the most of its space with a gated motor court in front and a pool in back.
Kenya Barris’ Toluca Lake home
The waterfront home features a dock on Toluca Lake, as well as a swimming pool, spa, gym and professional recording studio.
Custom-built in 2017, the boxy abode holds six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a handful of indoor-outdoor spaces across 6,600 square feet.
The sprawling estate combines 63 parcels and comes with a 13,000-square-foot house and four guesthouses among rolling hills and pastures.
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.
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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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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.
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