Jaclyn Hill, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Camille Grammer, Bryan Cogman and more top real estate stories of the week.
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It's no secret that Michael Jordan is a basketball legend and badass businessman. But this week His Airness made property gossip column headlines when he listed his A1 manse in Park City Utah. Meanwhile, when L.A.'s Ennis House was sold (featured in "Blade Runner), it set a new record as the most expensive Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home ever purchased.
In other news, Kunal Nayyar, of "The Big Bang Theory" fame bought a new dig in Hancock Park, Khaldoon Al Mubarak listed his Brentwood home, Bryan Cogman landed a stylish L.A. flat, Jaclyn Hill is renting a pricey 90210 mansion, and Camille Grammer-Meyer's dreamy Malibu beach house is up for rent.
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With several dens, a screening room with stadium seating, a walk-in wine cellar, a mirror-walled gym, a golf simulation room, and a heated garage with spots for 5 cars, it's clear that Jordan's Utah home is a symbol of the basketball legend's success. By Mark David • READ MORE |
| | Purchased by an as-of-yet unidentified buyer, Los Feliz's Ennis House is the most expensive Wright-designed home ever sold. READ MORE |
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| | The trusted advisor to the U.A.E.’s Al Nahyan royal family has listed his Brentwood home for $7.5 million. READ MORE |
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| | Amidst controversy over her poorly-received makeup line and a divorce, Hill has managed to break into the 90210 with an expensive rental. READ MORE |
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| | The former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” cast member is making real estate headlines yet again. READ MORE |
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| | Cogman purchased the house from songwriter Rami Yacoub, the mind behind “Oops … I Did It Again” by Britney Spears, for $3 million. READ MORE |
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| | "The Big Bang Theory" star shelled out a hefty $7.5 million for a home in L.A.'s historic Hancock Park neighborhood. READ MORE |
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