| | | | This week's top real estate headlines Although he bought the property less than two years ago for $20.5 million, Trevor Noah recently sold his palatial, 14,000-square-foot Bel Air mansion for $21.7 million. The residence was bought in an all-cash, off-market deal, so it's not clear what changes, if any, "The Daily Show" host made to the structure. Meanwhile, over in Malibu, it looks like the Hemsworth brothers have tired of the secluded pied-à-terre that the three used as a crash pad when visiting the States for showbiz affairs. Located high in the foothills of Point Dume, the houme is currently on the market for a touch under $5 million.
In other news, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez sold their recently renovated Malibu estate for nearly the same price they bought it at, comedian Anders Holm is looking to offload his Silver Lake Tudor-style house, actor Barrett Foa listed his hip Silver Lake architectural, Chris O'Dowd and Dawn O'Porter are looking to bounce out of their Melrose bungalow, Amy Smart and her hubby Carter Oosterhouse are seeking a tenant who can pony up $23,000 a month, Corbin Bernsen and Amanda Pays flipped a Laurel Canyon compound, Derek Jeter is asking $29 million for "St. Jetersburg," and Mary Lynn Rajskub is looking for someone to take her Encino home off of her hands.
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The 1.3-acre property’s promontory perch imbues it with stunning views of the surrounding neighborhood, plus sightlines to the downtown skyline and, on a clear day, to the Pacific Ocean. In the backyard, a sprawling lawn and massive 62-foot infinity pool frame the views.
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| | Sequestered down a long gated drive on close to 1.25 hillside acres, in a gated enclave in the rolling foothills above the popular, pricey (and celeb-favored) Point Dume neighborhood, the boxy contemporary offers four bedrooms and four bathrooms in a whisper over 4,600 square feet. Entered through a serene, sunken courtyard garden, the airy, light-filled home features high ceilings, art-friendly white walls and polished concrete floors. READ MORE |
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| | Having bought a larger, historic home in nearby South Pasadena, sketch comedian, actor and writer Anders Holm has put his former home, an updated 1920s English storybook Tudor on a slender, winding street in L.A.’s hipster-filled Silver Lake neighborhood, up for grabs at $2.1 million. READ MORE |
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| | Having last year dropped $2.15 million on a nearly 100-year-old Spanish home in L.A.’s low-key but increasingly expensive Beverly Grove neighborhood, “Moone Boy” star Chris O’Dowd and writer/presenter Dawn O’Porter have none-too-surprisingly put their former home in the nearby Melrose District up for grabs at almost $1.8 million. READ MORE |
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| | Professional actors and avocational house-flippers Corbin Bernsen and Amanda Pays have hung a not-quite-$2 million price tag on a quirky compound high above L.A.’s Laurel Canyon. READ MORE |
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| | Having filed for divorce last year from her personal trainer husband of 10 years, veteran character actor and comedian Mary Lynn Rajskub is also moving on from her midcentury bungalow in L.A’s proto-suburban Encino community. READ MORE |
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| | Will Smith set the internet ablaze this past Sunday when he announced via Instagram that the mansion that served as his home on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” (now streaming on HBO Max) was going to be made temporarily available as an Airbnb vacation rental in honor of the 30th anniversary of the popular sitcom, which debuted on September 10th, 1990. READ MORE |
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| | The home, which sits on two lots purchased in 2005 and 2006 for a total of $7.7 million, has been nicknamed by locals as “St. Jetersburg” due to its aircraft hanger-like proportions. The retired baseballer, now CEO and part owner of the Miami Marlins, custom-built the nearly 31,000-square-foot behemoth in 2012. READ MORE |
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| | “Crank” actress Amy Smart and her infamously amorous carpenter hubby Carter Oosterhouse are packing it up out of the Malibu home that they purchased for $2.9 million back in 2016, though it appears that they’re not entirely ready to completely relinquish ownership of it quite yet. READ MORE |
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| | Grown tired of looking at the same tired walls of your home during the COVID-19 lockdown? Well, you’re not alone — many home owners are looking to spruce up their decor nowadays, especially those who are working out of their houses. Hollywood-based company Creative Art Partners now offers a subscription art service that can help deck out homes in luxury style. READ MORE |
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| | Having picked up another, more expensive house last year, “NCIS” star Barrett Foa has unsurprisingly put his former home, an appealingly unconventional architectural in the fashionable heart of L.A.’s ultra-hip Silver Lake neighborhood, up for sale at a whisper under $1.7 million. READ MORE |
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| | Well, that didn’t go as planned. After scooping up “Entourage” actor Jeremy Piven’s Malibu beach house almost two years ago for $6.6 million, the real estate obsessed and perennially youthful, Jennifer Lopez and fiancé Alex Rodriguez are selling — for the same price! READ MORE |
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| | Located on the second-floor of an assuming, daffodil-colored apartment building, on a street chock-a-block with anonymous, all-but-identical, apartment complexes, hides a condominium that harbors a boozy secret: the previous owner’s unequivocally obsessive decorating tool of choice was … are you sitting down? Empty cans of Budweiser. READ MORE |
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