The week's biggest real estate stories. | Off the basketball court, Blake Griffin isn’t missing any shots when it comes to his real estate game. When the vacant lot next door to his $25 million Brentwood compound became available for sale, the NBA superstar swooped in, paying $7.4 million -- his home court now includes three contiguous parcels totaling 1.8 acres of land. And way out back east, a slice of George Washington’s original Virginia farm has sold for a record $50 million. America's Founding Father's former 16.5-acre property boasts a 16,000-foot Federal-style mansion with gorgeous river views, 400 feet of frontage on the Potomac, and a private dock. |
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| The NBA superstar baller paid $7.4 million for the vacant lot next door to his $19 million mansion. Read More |
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| | | Once part of Washington's River Farm, the 16.5-acre estate's sale price is the highest price ever in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. Read More |
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| | | Hollywood's 'American Horror Story' producer paid $7.2 million for a horse-friendly estate home in Brentwood's Sullivan Canyon. Read More |
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| | | The "Black-ish" creator is selling his traditional home in the sought-after Colfax Meadows neighborhood of Studio City for $7.4 million. Read More |
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| | | The ‘House of Payne’ star has dropped $2.45 million on a boxy four-bedroom contemporary in Sherman Oaks. Read More |
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| | | The powerhouse president of Ryan Murphy Productions has dropped $4 million on a vintage home in L.A.'s historic Windsor Square neighborhood. Read More |
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