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The Gas Company tower, center, in DTLA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Workers haven’t returned to offices en masse. But companies are leasing more space

Though Delta variant thwarted expectations of workers flocking back to offices this fall, office leasing in L.A. County rises as businesses look ahead.

Column: Supply-chain surcharge? Sherwin-Williams is latest company to add a sneaky fee
David Spade buys a modern mansion near the Comedy Store for $13.85 million

Newly renovated, the box-like abode overlooks Biscayne Bay with a swimming pool, cabana and private dock.

Chris Bosh’s longtime Miami Beach mansion gets a new look and new price: $42 million

The 10-acre spread includes a Spanish-style villa, a guesthouse, guard house, tennis court and two swimming pools.

In Hollywood Hills, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel aim for $35 million

Built in 1961 by Daniel Dworsky, the single-story Midcentury was recently reimagined by interior designer Waldo Fernandez.

‘F9’ producer Joe Roth drops $23 million for a Beverly Hills Midcentury

The compound includes a 13,400-square-foot mansion, tennis court and swimming pool.

Gene Simmons sells longtime Benedict Canyon compound for $16 million

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Built in 2020, the 11,300-square-foot showplace sits within a mile of the Comedy Store and Laugh Factory.

David Spade’s Hollywood Hills home

Chris Bosh’s former Miami Beach mansion

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel’s Hollywood Hills home

Joe Roth’s Beverly Hills Midcentury

The custom home includes a library, billiards room and crimson-colored movie theater with cheetah-print carpet.

Nikki Sixx’s Westlake Village mansion

The nearly one-acre estate includes a 1928 home built by Wallace Neff, a guesthouse, greenhouse, swimming pool and pergola.

David Zander’s Beverly Hills home

The palm-topped compound includes two architectural homes spread across three parcels.

David Zander’s Pasadena compound

The nearly 11,000-square-foot home includes a movie theater under a mural of clouds and a game room with NFL-themed carpet.

Emmitt Smith’s Dallas mansion

Built in the 1950s, the traditional-style spot holds four bedrooms, six bathrooms and a media room with cheetah-print carpet.

DeSean Jackson’s Tarzana home

Built in 2019, the modern mansion is filled with glass, imported stone and aged natural wood.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner’s Encino mansion

The modern mansion, built in 2021 by Noah Walker, holds 19,000-square-foot of spaces filled with glass, wood and stone.

Scooter Braun’s Brentwood mansion

The 1990s home includes five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, a mahogany office, bar, wine cellar, sauna and gym.

Ashton Kutcher’s Hidden Valley home

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Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx gets $5.18 million for Westlake Village mansion
‘Spring Breakers’ producer David Zander lists two historic homes for $21.5 million
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Emmitt Smith offers up Dallas mansion and private dinner for $2.2 million
Carlos Santana sells Tiburon home of 14 years for $5.53 million
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