| The week's biggest real estate stories.
Jhené Aiko is a fan of Pacific Palisades. Three years after purchasing her first home in the seaside neighborhood, the Grammy-nominated songstress has upgraded to a larger and more lavish property in the same area. With its full-size pickleball court, sparkling pool and peaceful mountain views, the house is a peaceful oasis from the bustle of Los Angeles. And elsewhere in the city, billionaire hedge fund legend Stanley Druckenmiller has bought a designer-done home for his daughter, a Caltech professor of economics. |
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 The Grammy-nominated R&B singer recently paid $5.6 million for an updated home in a gated Pacific Palisades neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | The hedge fund billionaire bought a $5.5 million Cheviot Hills home intended for his daughter, Caltech professor Hannah Druckenmiller King. Read More |
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| | | Now available on the market for the first time in over two decades, this Spanish retreat in Altadena is asking just under $5.8 million. Read More |
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