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The Weeknd owns a $70 million mansion just a few minutes away, so it makes sense that he might want to offload this Los Angeles penthouse.

Actor and comedian David Spade just listed the Beverly Hills mansion he has owned for over two decades for $20 million.

Brian Armstrong, the billionaire CEO/founder of Coinbase, just bought himself an absolutely incredible 4.6-acre Bel-Air mansion for a cool $133 million.

The One – a mansion that at one point was listed for $500 million before defaulting on hundreds of million in loans – will hit the auction block next month.

Considering Stallone was once seeking $130 million for his mansion high atop of Beverly Hills, Adele sort of just got a bargain at $58 million.

After years of legal fights and bitter wars with neighbors, Mohamed Hadid's disastrous and illegal Bel Air mansion – which he once hoped would sell for $100 million – just sold at auction for $5 million.

Blowing other bidders out of the water, Kanye West just paid $400k over-asking price to own the house directly across the street from Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills mansion.

A mansion on Star Island – home to celebs like Gloria Estefan and Diddy – just sold for $75 million. That's a new all-time record for the Miami area.

Adam Levine essentially just earned $2 million a month to own a house for three months.

What do you get for $47.5 million? For one thing, plenty of space: the home sits on 22 acres of primo Malibu real estate. And the house itself measures in at 11,170 square feet, with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

The purchase wasn't just a business acquisition for the Murdochs, as they reportedly intend to spend "some time" on the ranch, and in fact they'd been looking to purchase such a property for roughly a year.

The condo spans across 1,987 square feet of living space, with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms and a 452-square-foot terrace that official marketing materials describe as "the only residence of its kind" in the entire building.

Belushi unofficially began attempting to find a buyer back in 2016, when the estate was reportedly a "whisper listing" with an asking price of $42 million, before being put on the official market with a slightly lower price of $38.5 million the following year.

The swanky penthouse went for $49.5 million, enough to edge out several other big-ticket luxury real estate sales in the area.

Apparently COVID's impact on the value of real estate extends to private islands in the Bahamas. Little Pipe Cay was listed in 2018 for $85 million. It was just re-listed for $100 million.