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When Steve Vai bought an Encino home for $1.2 million in the 1990s, the most valuable part of the property turned out to be a tiny backyard shack with a strange past. Nearly 30 years later, that improvised studio helps anchor an $11.8 million estate steeped in rock history.

After initially seeking $12.5 million, The Miz's Westlake Village, California, home has finally sold for $7.4 million.

A Miami mansion with ties to Richard Nixon, the Medellín Cartel, and the movie "Scarface" just hit the market for a jaw-dropping $237 million.

If you built a fortune creating TV shows about dream homes, your own house better deliver. HGTV founder Ken Lowe did exactly that, and now his wildly customized $42 million oceanfront estate is up for sale.

Breakups are hard. But GIFTING your ex your share of a $60 million mansion certainly eases the pain.

After several years and several price chops, Lizzo has finally shed this Beverly Hills mansion from her portfolio.

Anthony Davis has found a buyer for his $40 million Bel Air mansion, a sprawling estate he purchased at the peak of his Lakers-era earnings. The sale not only likely locks in a profit, but also sheds a property that can cost well over $1 million a year just to own.

The Carmel cliffside home made famous in "Basic Instinct" is back on the market with a $91 million price tag, but the real story is how it transformed from a single 1980s house into a five-parcel mega-compound. Behind the listing is a decade-long strategy involving an oil-tech fortune, a tragic billionaire backstory, and tens of millions in calculated upgrades.

A private residence in London just sold for $350 million. The seller was British property billionaire Nick Candy. We do not yet know the identity of the buyer…

Stephen Dorff is listing his 41-acre Tennessee compound for $10 million after buying it for just $1.9 million and completely transforming the property. The sale could net him an $8 million profit and cap off a well-timed shift from Malibu beachfront living to a sprawling countryside estate

At the height of his fame in the early 1990s, Arsenio Hall made a quiet real estate bet that eventually turned into what might have been the biggest payday of his career!

After earning more than $116 million during his MLB career, James Shields is listing his custom-built Rancho Santa Fe estate for $23 million. The 13,500-square-foot property sits on a baseball diamond-shaped lot and features a Fenway-inspired gym, bowling alley, and resort-style amenities.

Paul Anka has listed his stunning and expansive suburban Los Angeles estate for just under $9 million.

Imagine getting paid $1 million per year to move out of your house twice a year. That's reality of the most famous reality TV show house in the world, Villa de la Vina, better known as "The Bachelor Mansion."

Before he became a billionaire selling Patrón tequila for $5.1 billion, John Paul DeJoria was homeless and living out of his car. Now the self-made mogul is selling one of the most unusual homes in Hawaii, a Balinese temple-style compound he had built in Indonesia, dismantled, shipped across the Pacific, and rebuilt overlooking the Big Island for $32.5 million.