Articles Written by Joseph Gibson

The Hiltons are familiar to viewers of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," but that celebrity didn't help them too much in the luxury real estate market, where their custom-built dream home took more than two years to find a buyer.

Yves Bouvier is an infamous art world figure who's been accused of various acts of fraud and other schemes, and in December of last year he settled a long legal battle with Rybolovlev on undisclosed terms.

Baldwin has gone a step further for a celebrity at his level of fame and has actually appeared in a real estate video himself, reminiscing about his purchase of the property and conveying its appeal for him over the years.

Lohan was paid quite well for what amounted to about half a day's shooting, reportedly making a cool 500 grand for her brief appearance in the movie.

The Beverly Hills mansion Friedman is ready to step away from sprawls across a handsome 11,000 square feet, with five bedrooms and nine baths. It's also prestigious enough to have its own name: "The Promontory."

Somewhat unusually, six months after listing it for sale with an asking price of $70 million and evidently failing to find a buyer, he's put it back up for sale with an asking price that's actually $10 million higher.

When Biermann filed for permission to sell his estimate was that it could be worth up to $3 million, and back in 2012 the property was reportedly purchased by the couple for just $880,000.

In addition to the land making him the second-biggest foreign landowner in the US, it's enough acreage to place him in the top 100 of biggest US landowners overall — he comes in at number 82.

For her part, Rachel Roy says Dash is exaggerating his dire straits, though, and claims his stake in Rock-A-Fella Records should be bringing in far more income.

The home boasts two levels, starting with a main upper floor that the listing describes as "a symphony of design," with a covered patio that's integrated directly into its interior.