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A mysterious buyer just paid $70 million for one of Northern California's most spectacular estates, complete with its own golf course, amphitheater and Bellagio-inspired fountains.

Aaron Rodgers is putting a major chunk of his real estate portfolio on the market, including the Malibu mansion he bought for $28 million in 2019 and is now asking $39.5 million for. Altogether, the retiring NFL legend is trying to sell three homes for a combined $58.2 million.

DaBaby is asking $6.9 million for his sprawling North Carolina mansion, a nearly nine-acre compound with a football field, barbershop, movie theater, arcade, pool and mini-golf course. The listing comes as the rapper fights a nearly $1.8 million IRS assessment and continues to reckon with the financial fallout from his 2021 Rolling Loud controversy.

Ukrainian drone strikes have reportedly destroyed key air-defense systems surrounding Vladimir Putin's alleged $1.4 billion Black Sea palace, raising speculation that the lavish compound itself could eventually become a target. The latest attacks add a dramatic new chapter to the palace's strange history, from corruption allegations and Alexei Navalny's viral drone footage to Putin bodyguards accidentally revealing their presence through Strava.

Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are taking another shot at selling their Pacific Palisades mansion, relisting the custom estate for $19.99 million after originally asking $32 million in 2023. The couple paid $15.6 million for the property before demolishing the existing home and building a nearly 13,000-square-foot mansion from the ground up.

Kenya Barris is asking $20.8 million for the spectacular Beverly Hills mansion he bought from Zedd for $18.4 million in 2023. The 11,000-square-foot Benedict Canyon estate comes with an infinity pool, movie theater, guesthouse, and a fascinating history of celebrity real estate deals.

Over the last 20 years, Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi have bought and sold more than 50 properties. And in the process, they have generated $200 million in gains.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have quietly turned decades of Hollywood earnings into a real estate portfolio worth at least $150 million. Their holdings include a Malibu beach house, an Idaho compound, two Greek island retreats and a $50 million Pacific Palisades mansion that survived the devastating 2025 fire.

They set out to build the biggest house in America—then nearly lost everything in the 2008 crash. But David and Jackie Siegel clawed their way back, and two decades later, their outrageous Versailles mansion is finally nearing completion.

Thomas Jefferson's childhood home, Historic Tuckahoe, has hit the market for $17 million for the first time in nearly a century. The 557-acre Virginia estate includes an 18th-century mansion, original outbuildings and the one-room schoolhouse where Jefferson received some of his earliest education.

A 160-acre plot of undeveloped Marin County land where Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich once hoped to build a 19,000-square-foot mountaintop estate has just been donated to the public.

Diddy, who is currently residing in a prison cell in New Jersey, just sold one of his TWO mansions on Miami's Star Island for $55 million.

Oprah Winfrey could have bought any mansion on Maui, but instead she spent decades assembling roughly 2,100 acres across the island. Here's how her Hawaiian farmhouse, farm, and undeveloped land became one of the most remarkable celebrity real estate empires in the country.

From a $554 million Monaco penthouse to Mukesh Ambani's private Mumbai skyscraper, the world's most expensive homes are less like houses and more like billionaire monuments.

After buying his Beverly Hills estate for $159,000 in 1960, Pat Boone is now asking nearly $23 million for the longtime family home he has owned for 66 years.