Top Headlines
Howie Mandel’s newly built farmhouse in Hidden Hills, which the TV personality owns through a limited liability company, just listed for $10.495 million.
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In Brentwood, ‘Biggest Loser’ creator David Broome is asking $9.249 million for his entertainer’s pad of three years.
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Carson Palmer, the former NFL quarterback and USC Trojans star, has sold a custom home in Del Mar for $18 million.
In West Hollywood, designer Roberto Sosa infused the flavor of Mexico City into the backyard of this renovated home. Asking price: $2.299 million.
Entertainment mogul David Geffen buys a Beverly Hills home for $68 million. Also: Sophia Vergara and Joe Manganiello buy a Beverly Park mansion.
Despite multiple reports claiming otherwise, Lakers star LeBron James is not the buyer of this 16,000-square-foot mansion in Hollywood Hills.
The Nickel-Leong mansion, a Mount Washington landmark, has listed for sale at $2.197 million following a 20-month renovation.
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Howie Mandel’s Hidden Hills farmhouse
Built in 2020, the modern farmhouse spans three stories with roughly 10,000 square feet.
Ricky Strauss’ Hollywood Hills home
Built in 1936, the elegant Regency-style home showcases dramatic style both inside and out.
Summer Bishil’s Pasadena Midcentury
Built in 1952, the stylish home expands to a courtyard with a koi pond, a hillside patio and a swimming pool with a diving board.
David Broome’s Brentwood contemporary
Built in 2016, the modern pad takes in sweeping city views from patios and decks.
Home of the Week | From Mexico City to a West Hollywood backyard
In West Hollywood, designer Roberto Sosa infused the flavor of Mexico City into the backyard of this renovated home. Asking price: $2.299 million.
Hot Property | Hollywood heavyweights cut L.A.'s second-highest sale of 2020
Entertainment mogul David Geffen buys a Beverly Hills home for $68 million. Also: Actors Sophia Vergara and Joe Manganiello buy a Beverly Park mansion.
The Nickel-Leong mansion in Mount Washington
The historic Mount Washington home was designed and built in 1905 by architect John C. Austin, who also designed Los Angeles City Hall.
Former Holmby Hills estate of W. Howard Lester lists for $58 million
The Mediterranean-inspired estate sits at the end of an olive-tree-lined driveway on a flat, 1.3-acre lot.
The Weeknd’s Hidden Hills mansion
The 13,391-square-foot contemporary farmhouse sits on about three acres in guard-gated Hidden Hills.
Kunal Nayyar’s Hollywood Hills compound
The secluded, landscaped estate holds a single-story villa and two guesthouses surrounded by patios and courtyards.
Jennifer Crittenden and Bill Wrubel’s Beverly Hills home
The Mediterranean-style spot includes a courtyard, a tiered patio and a swimming pool.
Chris and Heidi Powell’s Arizona home
The one-acre estate has a main house, guesthouse and resort-like backyard with a pool, spa, basketball court and putting green.
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Actor and playwright Matthew Perry has put his penthouse at the Century building in Century City on the market for $35 million.
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Apple on Monday provided a glimpse at upcoming software changes designed to make the iPhone easier to use and also announced a long-anticipated shift to a new type of chip to power its line of Mac computers.
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“We should not be in the business of criminalizing Black existence while we chant that Black Lives Matter,” reads a letter from Google employees.
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Thermal cameras are the latest technology being tested to battle COVID-19 at Los Angeles International Airport.
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A rally in technology companies helped stocks overcome a shaky start Monday, extending Wall Street’s solid gains from last week.
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Supreme Court says the government has the power to take back money collected in an illegal stock scheme.
Newsletter
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Entertainment mogul David Geffen, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti and actress Stockard Channing are making real estate headlines.
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More Headlines
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Just above the Sunset Strip in the Hollywood Hills, Disney+ exec Ricky Strauss is asking $6.895 million for his 1930s Regency-style home of four years.
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“Magicians” actress Summer Bishil is asking $2.18 million for her 1950s Midcentury on a Pasadena hillside.
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In Holmby Hills, the former estate of W. Howard Lester, late chief executive of cookware retailer Williams-Sonoma, is up for sale at $58.75 million.
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Abel Tesfaye, the singer-songwriter known as The Weeknd, has put his Hidden Hills estate on the market for $24.995 million.
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Casa Vega restaurant founder Rafael Vega is asking $5.289 million for the Studio City home he bought 17 years ago from Drew Barrymore and Tom Green.
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Stunt actor and “Jackass” personality Chris Pontius has sold his longtime home in the Nichols Canyon area of the Hollywood Hills for about $1.26 million.
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Comedian and actor Russell Peters has listed a Hidden Hills estate he owns in a corporate entity for $8.5 million.
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In Hollywood Hills, “Big Bang Theory” star Kunal Nayyar is asking $3.995 million for his secluded compound with a villa and two guesthouses.
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Looking for a fresh deal? Here’s a look at $600,000 homes that have been on the market for less than a month in Simi Valley, Oxnard and Camarillo.
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In Beverly Hills, a 1920s home owned for half a century by late Hollywood actress Doris Day just sold for $11.025 million after a year on the market.
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Screenwriters Jennifer Crittenden and Bill Wrubel sold their Beverly Hills home for $3.535 million just a few months after buying in Hancock Park.
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L.A. Chargers vice chairman Michael A. Spanos has sold a Pebble Beach home he owned in a trust for $8.995 million.
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An ambitious Los Angeles County plan to lease hotel and motel rooms for 15,000 medically vulnerable homeless people is falling far short of its goal and may never provide rooms for more than a third of the intended population.
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To satisfy a court ruling, Los Angeles city and county agree to shelter 5,300 people in the next 10 months.
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Under coronavirus lockdown, Southern California home sales fell 45% in May from a year earlier, but the median price rose 2.7%, data firm says.
