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Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani is Palm Jumeirah's newest resident. He just set Dubai's all-time record for a residential real estate purchase.

For the first time in 70+ years, Dr. Seuss' longtime La Jolla compound is coming to market for a shade under $19 million.

The Hotel Lambert was first constructed in 1640 at the behest of financier Jean-Baptiste Lambert de Thorigny, and was once home to literary events populated by famous figures like Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

With his longtime Beverly Hills mansion seeking just under $90 million, Mark Wahlberg just gave an indication that he is likely looking to take his talents to the Las Vegas suburbs.

While Southern California suffers through a terrifying drought, a recent LA Times exposé just revealed a bunch of celebrities who are using ungodly amounts of water at their mansions.

In April 2021 Larry Ellison paid $80 million for a Florida mansion. In June of 2022 he paid $173 million for a different Florida mansion. Now he's seeking $145 million for the original.

Of course, Ruan was getting a discount when he snagged the property for $60 million, having reportedly purchased it before it was completed, and going on to commission extensive renovations to the home.

The nearly 10,000-square-foot house with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms was originally custom built back in 2001 for another NASCAR racer – Ernie Ivan.

Despite having been sold at a substantial loss, this is still a handsome piece of real estate, with a Georgian-style main house designed by architect Harold R. Sleeper all the way back in 1938.

Known in marketing materials as Painted View Ranch and built in 2013, the property's main house boasts about 23,000 square feet of interior space with features like a wine room, sauna, movie theater, and four fireplaces.

This might be the best apartment in all of San Francisco. Technically it's two units that are used as one. FYI, the total monthly HOA bill would set you back around $13,000.

Neither Hannigan nor Denisoff have yet commented on the new listing as of this writing, but they are reported to have already moved out of the Encino property in advance of the sale.

The 3-acre Palm Beach estate of late broadcaster Rush Limbaugh is reportedly being shopped around as an off-market listing, looking for buyers in the $150 – $170 million range.

Four months after listing all three properties, the final parcel in what once made up the infamous "YOLO ESTATE", has sold.

Located in Honomu, Hawaii, the nearly 52-acre property was purchased by Singh in 2009 for the relatively paltry sum of $5.5 million.