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Built by Gordon Kauffman in 1926, the Tudor-style mansion includes a Moroccan-style bedroom with a copper tub.

Publishing heiress asks $43 million for Bel-Air trophy estate

After buying a $48.67-million mansion this year, billionaire publishing heiress Taylor Thomson is asking $43 million for her Bel-Air estate.

Tyra Banks tries to sell her fifth Pacific Palisades home for $7.895 million
Facing housing crisis, L.A. voters back duplexes in single-family neighborhoods

LOS ANGELES, CA - November 29 2021: Lincoln Riley is announced as the new head football coach.

USC’s new hire Lincoln Riley needs a house. What’s on the market for a top football coach?

TEJON RANCH, CA AUGUST 06, 2018: The oak studded mountain tops of the Blue Ridge Range of Tejon Ranch; a small portion of the 90% of protected area of Tejon Ranch set aside for permanent preservation in exchange for environmental groupsâ€™ promise not to oppose development. At stake is the 12,000 acre proposed master planned community named Centennial on the flat grassland of the ranch off Highway 138, if approved, would bring in up to 19,333 residences, a mix of single-family, multi-family and apartment units, with a business park and open space around their periphery. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)

Environmental group and Tejon Ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes

Limits on Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac loans raised to nearly $1 million in some markets

Beverly Hills, CA - September 08: A view of a pool with 4,000-square bedroom above with private pool at the "The One Bel Air", a 105,000-square-foot mansion by Nile Niami of Skyline Development and designed by Paul McClean (McClean Design). The One is shown by court-appointed receiver Ted Lanes, who now controls the property and is in charge of finding a buyer and paying off the lenders and other creditors, gives a tour of The One, the 105,000 square foot house on sale in Bel Air. This is apparently the largest home for sale in the United States. The developer Nial Niami "listed" it for $500 million but got into financial trouble and was foreclosed upon by Don Hankey. Photo taken in Bel Air on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2021 in Beverly Hills, CA. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

‘The One’ could go up for auction in January. Come with $250 million

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Taylor Thomson’s Bel-Air estate

Modern and boxy, the three-story home ascends to a rooftop deck with a kitchen and hot tub.

Tyra Banks’ Pacific Palisades home

Built in 2009, the boxy abode combines a design palette of steel, concrete, stone and glass.

Dolph Lundgren’s Hollywood Hills home

Clad in concrete, the three-story home is protected by steel gates and a steel front door.

Henry Rollins’ Hollywood Hills home

Built in 2021, the two-story dome is covered by soil on three sides.

Eco-friendly dome in Topanga

Surrounded by sycamore trees, the leafy residence centers on a five-bedroom traditional built in the 1950s.

Billy Bob Thornton’s Brentwood home

Built in 1937, the stylish house ascends to a rooftop deck with views that stretch from Downtown L.A. to the ocean.

Liberace’s former Sunset Strip home

Cabello added a recording studio and vocal booth to the three-story home during her stay.

Camila Cabello’s Hollywood Hills home

Built in 2017, the Mediterranean-style mansion fits six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and two garages into 13,000 square feet.

Jason Oppenheim’s Newport Beach mansion

In 377 acres, the nature resort holds a variety of campground buildings as well as a climbing wall, zip line, archery range and amphitheater.

Holcomb Valley Ranch

The solar-powered compound includes a wine room, swimming pool, hot tub, dining gazebo and private well.

Pioneertown’s Classic Rocks Ranch

The half-acre estate includes a ranch-style main house, custom guesthouse and a patio and pool overlooking the San Fernando Valley.

Jillian Barberie’s Tarzana home

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