The week's biggest real estate stories. | More than three years after filing an application to demolish the house, Chris Martin has finally torn down John Lautner’s Garwood Residence. Built in the early 1970s and controversially remodeled in the decades since, the modernist structure will be replaced by a larger mansion set to include a new tennis court, swimming pool, outdoor amphitheater and a detached guesthouse. Elsewhere, crypto-focused venture capitalist and major Coinbase shareholder Katie Haun has paid more than $41 million for a 1930s compound in the leafy town of Atherton, in California’s Silicon Valley. |
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| The Coldplay frontman has demolished the Point Dume home, known as the Garwood Residence, he once shared with former wife Gwyneth Paltrow. Read More |
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| | | The crypto investor, who recently launched a $1.5 billion fund, has paid ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott $41 million for his Atherton home. Read More |
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| | | The 'Lamborghini' actor paid $6.6 million for a contemporary mansion home in LA's Hollywood Hills neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | After 28 years of ownership, Hélène Aumont has put her renovated residence in the quaint village of Ballard up for sale at $4. … Read More |
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