The week's biggest real estate stories. | After 5.5 years and numerous price chops, actor-turned-pot-farmer Jim Belushi has finally sold his white elephant of a Brentwood estate. Initially made available in 2016 with a $42 million ask, the “According to Jim” star received exactly $30 million for the Mediterranean-inspired villa, which includes a main house, guest house, swimming pool and extensive gardens. Elsewhere, Kimora Lee Simmons is asking a hefty $62,500/month for her palatial spread in Beverly Hills. Included are 10 bedrooms, eight bathrooms and even a glass-roofed conservatory. |
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| It took more than five years, but the cannabis growing "According to Jim" star sold his custom-built estate in Los Angeles for $30 million. Read More |
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| | | The model turned designer is asking $62,500 per month to rent a ten-bedroom mansion in Beverly Hills she bought in 2008 for $10.95 million. Read More |
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| | | Sue Gross paid $16 million for a 1960s house in Beverly Hills and listed an adjacent mansion she owns for $38 million. Read More |
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| | | The wrestling superstar and his wife AJ Lee picked up a revamped Spanish Revival-style villa in Los Feliz for $4 million. Read More |
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| | | In Amagansett and built in 1909 as a summer retreat by banker William S. Rowe, the 17-bedroom mansion is still owned by his descendants. Read More |
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| | | The tech CEO and San Francisco-based businessman paid $6 million for this storybook home in prime Beverly Hills. Read More |
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