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Drake paid $75 million for a Beverly Hills mega-mansion once owned by Robbie Williams. He tried to flip it for $88 million, then offered it for rent at $250,000 a month. Now, after more than two years with no takers, he's quietly slashed the price to $79 million.

Bella Thorne has listed her 10-acre mountaintop retreat in Topanga, California, for $4 million. AKA roughly 5 months of work for her on OnlyFans.

Nick and Vanessa Lachey just listed their stunning Encino estate for $7.4 million — less than a year after buying it. It's the latest move in a two-decade streak of profitable, high-end real estate deals.

Paris Hilton just bought Mark Wahlberg's former Beverly Park mansion for $63 million. But more importantly – after a decade of waiting, there's finally a video tour of this incredible estate.

Adin Ross, a 24-year-old internet celebrity streamer, just paid $25.5 million for a sprawling estate in Florida.

Lizzo is looking to unload her striking Beverly Hills mansion — a modern architectural gem once tied to Harry Styles — for $13.99 million. And believe it or not, that price would represent a $1 million LOSS.

Nearly a year after his unexpected death, Richard Simmons' longtime Hollywood Hills mansion is up for sale. The $7 million listing offers a rare glimpse inside the private world of the beloved fitness icon who inspired millions—and vanished from public life for nearly a decade.

Rob Zombie and Sheri Moon Zombie are selling their ultra-private Hollywood Hills compound for $9 million. The estate includes two striking midcentury homes designed by architect Robert Thorgusen and surrounded by lush, cinematic landscaping.

Emma Stone just listed her stunningly renovated Austin mansion for $26.5 million, one of the most expensive homes ever put on the market in the Texas capital. Here's a look inside the A-list estate she spent three years transforming.

The late Quincy Jones' 25,000-square-foot dream home – complete with a recording studio, wine bar, and sweeping city-to-ocean views – is hitting the market for $60 million.

Rapper The Game once vowed his sexual assault accuser would "never get a dime" — nearly a decade later, she's getting his house.

The home's old-style charm isn't just cosmetic; it was built all the way back in the mid-1920s. But a former owner oversaw extensive remodeling in 2017 and Campbell and Feild are said to have done some updates of their own.

Imagine owning an estate so big that after you sell it, the buyers convert it into an entire brand new neighborhood.

Gene Simmons is selling his Beverly Hills mansion for $13.99 million — but don't even think about making an offer if you plan on rocking and rolling all night and partying every day. The KISS legend is unloading the futuristic home with one unusual catch: he's looking for a buyer who lives clean, not loud.

A Florida beachfront estate just sold for an eye-popping $225 million — the second most expensive home sale in U.S. history. Even more surprising? The sellers trace their fortune back to something you might see every morning: a fleet of yellow school buses.