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Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy just dropped $27.75 million on a record-breaking waterfront estate in the Florida Keys — complete with two pools, a private dock, and a pizza oven. The purchase brings his growing collection of homes across Massachusetts, New York, and Florida to an estimated $100 million in total value.

If the rumors about The Weeknd raising $1 billion in cash using his catalog as collateral are true, he would be wise to move to a tax-friendly state before the deal closes. And he appears to have taken that first step.

When Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt lost their Pacific Palisades home in the January 2025 wildfires, they assumed insurance or savings would cover the rebuild. But with construction costs now topping $2,100 per square foot, they say they simply can't afford to return.

Logan Paul just bought a $32.5 million mansion in Puerto Rico. And the first thing he did upon signing the papers? He hopped on a private jet and filmed a video tour.

Johnny Carson's legendary Malibu estate — the triangular blufftop retreat he bought in the 1980s for $9.5 million — is back on the market. Nearly 20 years after his death, the late-night icon's former home is now asking a jaw-dropping $110 million, making it one of Malibu's most expensive celebrity listings ever.

Billionaire couple Stewart and Lynda Resnick — the low-profile power duo behind FIJI Water, POM Wonderful, and Wonderful Pistachios — just listed their Aspen estate for a record-breaking $300 million. But behind the luxury listing is a controversial story involving farmland, California's water supply, and a quietly built $8 billion fortune.

Christopher Lloyd has listed an absolutely stunning hilltop mansion in the hills of Santa Barbara for $6.385 million.

Jim Irsay's legendary $19.9 million Indiana lake house — complete with a bowling alley, shooting range, and underground tunnel — has just hit the market. The sprawling estate offers a glimpse into the extravagant and unpredictable life of the late Colts owner, whose legacy blended football glory, billion-dollar collections, and deeply personal struggles.

From a real estate mogul's fraud empire to Mike Tyson's nightclub palace to 50 Cent's financial albatross, one Connecticut mansion has bankrupted or burdened nearly everyone who touched it. Now back on the market for $10 million, the insane and cursed history of 50 Poplar Hill Drive is a saga of excess, scandal, and unbelievable bad luck.

At the height of his fame, Burt Reynolds was the biggest movie star in the world with a $60 million fortune, a private jet, and more mansions than he could count. Just a few years later, he was bankrupt, drowning in debt, and owing $121,000 to his toupee maker. Here's the wild, cautionary tale of how it all fell apart.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt just added one of L.A.'s most iconic estates to his jaw-dropping real estate empire. His latest purchase? The 56,500-square-foot Spelling Manor, scooped up for $110 million.

Jeffrey Horowitz founded The Vitamin Shoppe in 1977 and turned it into a billion-dollar supplement empire. Along the way, he built a 9,000-square-foot oceanfront mansion in the Hamptons—complete with a private nine-hole golf course. Now he's listing that estate for $89 million.

Billy Joel once gazed at a Long Island mansion from a fishing boat and cursed the rich—years later, he bought that very estate. From his $49 million "Middlesea" compound to record-breaking celebrity deals and oceanfront Florida retreats, Joel's real estate empire is nearly as legendary as his music career.

When Carlos Boozer rented his $8.5 million Bel-Air mansion to Prince, he thought it was a slam-dunk deal. Instead, he came home to purple carpets, a nightclub where his gym used to be, and Prince's face in every room. What happened next is one of the most surreal celebrity real estate stories of all time…

Tony Parker just gave Kai Cenat a tour of his jaw-dropping Texas estate. The property includes a private water park, arcade, Nando's restaurant, and a full-blown NBA trophy museum. You have to see this to believe it.