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A Beverly Hills mansion built in 1926 for comic actor Buster Keaton has been sold for close to its $20 million asking price.
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A Malibu beach house owned by singer Diana Ross at one time and the late actor Richard Harris at another sold the first day it was on the market.
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Lawrence J. Ellison, listed by Forbes magazine as one of the five richest men in the world, has purchased a Malibu home for close to its $14.5 million asking price.
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Alex Yemenidjian, chairman and chief executive of MGM, and his wife, Arda, have purchased a Beverly Hills area home on a knoll with city views for close to its asking price of just under $13 million.
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Located just behind the Beverly Hills Hotel, this Hollywood mansion was built in 1926 by silent-film comic legend Buster Keaton, and it’s one of the last surviving palaces from that era.
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Supermodel-actress Naomi Campbell is leasing a Beverly Hills home at $20,000 a month with an option to buy at just under $3 million. Click here to read more.
WEA in Entertainment Weekly
5 bedroom 7 bathroom Spanish-style home in Beverly Hills, Price $3.4 million.
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Sylvester Stallone, who is due to start shooting the movie “Detox” in January, has purchased a newly built home in the Beverly Hills area for about $10 million.
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Drew Barrymore, who co-stars with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu in the upcoming movie version of the ’70’s TV series “Charlie’s Angels,” has put her Beverly Hills-area home on the market at $3.2 million.
WEA in the Hollywood Reporter
Typically, the upper end of luxury real estate begins at $2 million. A buyer at that level, with good cash flow, can probably borrow 60% to 65% of their sales price; however, most are reluctant to finance more than $1 million, which is the maxi...