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Asgari says he plans to resell the home, and it seems possible that he has an opportunity to make a pretty nice profit in the process since the $3.24 million he paid is quite a bargain compared to the $5.65 million Spacey paid for it back in 2017.

Kerr is not the first celebrity to have called this property home. For three decades, it was owned by James Whitmore, an acting legend from the old days of Hollywood in both TV and films.

Virtually every room of the longtime Cole family home is said to have a view of the surrounding garden scenery, and the elegant formal dining room has space for up to 80 guests.

Copperfield is facing a lawsuit from The Galleria in Manhattan, a condo where he owns a $7 million quadruplex penthouse. The suit claims that Copperfield's luxury apartment has been allowed to "devolve into a state of… dilapidation."

Ben Affleck, reported to be going through a divorce from Jennifer Lopez and selling off their giant mansion in Beverly Hills, is consoling himself with an equestrian-style spread in the nearby Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Purchased just two years ago for $70 million, Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi just scored $96 million for an astounding blufftop estate in Carpinteria, California.

The retired banker from whom Jeff Bezos recently purchased his waterfront South Florida mansion for $90 million now has a new home of his own in nearby Miami Beach.

Planning documents reported by SFGate show approval for a 20,000-square-foot main house in an L-shape, plus a bunk house, a gym, a gatehouse, an office, and a guesthouse.

If you would like to lay your head where a television genius has lived since 2004, James Burrows' incredible Bel-Air mansion can be yours for $27 million.

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Moore and Goldsmith paid almost $2.6 million for the house back in 2017, going on to pour an untold sum into extensive remodeling and renovations.

The showbiz couple paid $14.7 million for the 9,700-square-foot property, with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms among other amenities, back in 2020.

If Scioscia manages to find a buyer for this asking price, he'll be making more than $6 million compared to what he paid for the home back in 2003, but that doesn't factor in the numerous improvements that have been made to the property over the years.

Should they find a buyer for the home, known as Crestview Manor, at that price, Affleck and Lopez will be turning a profit of almost $8 million against the $60.85 million they spent on the property a little over a year ago.

Despite its historical trappings, this mansion is relatively new, built by previous owner Lockheed Martin CEO Robert Stevens to be ultra-modern and environmentally sustainable.