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Shown is entrance to a Presidio Heights building under renovation where a wealthy couple received a record half a million dollar buyout to vacate their luxury apartment of three decades in San Francisco on Friday, July 30, 2021. The $475,000 voluntary buyout is considered to be the largest in city history underscoring the lengths some landlords will go to to get rid of long-term tenants in a city with strict rent control and soaring market rents. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

San Francisco tenants get 6-figure buyout to leave luxe unit

The $475,000 buyout is considered to be the largest in city history and reflects the high value of the apartment.

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The 10,000-square-foot Mediterranean mansion includes a putting green, chipping area and golf simulation room.

Pebble Beach retreat sells for $32.69 million, a Monterey County record

This Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2017, photo shows a home for sale in Fort Washington, Pa. On Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017, Freddie Mac reports on the week’s average U.S. mortgage rates. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Should you sell a house or let heirs deal with it? The taxes shake out differently

Pasadena, CA - July 23: Innova Medical Group, a start-up that hit a goldmine with a test for Covid-19. It has won contracts from the British government worth as much as $4 billion. Recently the Food and Drug Administration warned Americans not to use the test. Innova has not been able to convince U.S. regulators that the test is accurate. But that hasn't stopped the company from spending heavily as the money comes in from the British government. Innova Medical Group office headquarters in a luxury office building on 800 E. Colorado Blvd. on Friday, July 23, 2021 in Pasadena, CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

A Pasadena startup got billions selling COVID tests. Then came questions

The 1.3-acre estate includes a main house and guesthouse that combine for more than 8,500 square feet.

Former 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh seeks $13 million for Bay Area mansion

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Michael Fitzpatrick’s Pebble Beach mansion

Jim Harbaugh’s Atherton mansion

The 13,000-square-foot mansion includes an award-winning theater, billiards room, sauna, massage room, driving range and pool with a scuba system.

Joni Rogers-Kante’s Irvine estate

The half-acre estate includes a 99-year-old Craftsman, one-bedroom guesthouse and rustic barn surrounded by gardens and fruit trees.

Shelley Hack’s Santa Monica Craftsman

The 6.5-acre spread includes a main home, guesthouse and apartment that combine for nine bedrooms across 10,200 square feet.

Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford’s Hollywood Hills home

One of 36 homes in a guard-gated enclave, the two-story villa is navigated by an elevator and sweeping staircase.

Don Rickles’ Century City villa

The 3-acre spread includes a 1920s main house, guesthouse, recording studio, movie theater and glass funicular that runs from the pool to the tennis court.

Paul Allen’s Beverly Hills Post Office compound

Built in 1923 by Elmer Grey, the dramatic villa also comes with a guesthouse, pool, spa, cabana and secret garden across over an acre.

Shonda Rhimes’ Hancock Park home

Built in 1995, the sunny two-story receives light from angles skylights and glass block windows.

Larry Merchant’s Santa Monica home

Built in 2021, the bold black farmhouse includes a swimming pool and guesthouse that adds a pool of its own.

Ben Simmons’ Hidden Hills home

Built in 1961, the single-story home features Midcentury charms such as a courtyard entry, sky-lit hallways and warm wood-and-glass living spaces.

Greg Cavic’s Beverly Hills Midcentury

Built in 1887, the Queen Anne Victorian is navigated by an architectural staircase that spirals through four levels of living spaces.

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