Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

Oprah Winfrey has bought almost $90 million worth of real estate on 67 acres in chic and pricey Montecito, California over the last several years, so it's safe to say that her vast holdings are in excess of $200 million.

There are some people who buy a house and live in it for years, if not the rest of their lives. Then there's Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi. They are what you'd call 'serial house flippers.'

The handsome Cape Cod style house was previously the property of songwriter Emanueal "Eman" Kiriakou, whose name might not be familiar, but who has worked in the past with artists like Selena Gomez and Celine Dion.

Michael Bloomberg will have plenty of room to stretch out at the 4,600-acre property, located in northwest Colorado, but adjacent via about an hour's drive to Aspen.

Jenner will be moving onto property that was not too long ago owned by Miley Cyrus, who sold it about two years back to someone who then had the old house there completely torn down.

Flush with billions in cash, former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick just paid $43 million for a ridiculous estate in Bel Air.

The 8,800-square-foot mansion, which sits on 1.2 acres of land in Westlake, Texas, is an impressive piece of property, located in a gated community known as "Vaquero."

Adjacent to the subterranean recording studio and screening room, there's also a wine cellar with tasting room and a "personal concession bar," making this an ideal house for sitting out the coronavirus.

Her efforts to sell the property took a while despite its obvious appeal and the fact that it was once owned by none other than Tom Cruise back in the mid-2000s, albeit not as a primary residence.

Pippen purchased the property back in 2000, when it was just an empty lot, shelling out $1.3 million for it and then building a 13,000-square-foot mansion.

The house spreads across more than 5,800 square feet, and one of its most impressive amenities is the Jacuzzi with enough room for ten people at once.

Rosenstein has sold the smaller of his two Hamptons homes to an undisclosed buyer for a price of $37 million – quite a bit less than the $70 million for which he originally asked.

At a glance, the 53,800-square-foot chateau that serves as the centerpiece of the 57-acre property might look like something out of 1800s France, but actually, it was built from the ground up in 2009.

Bezos' latest real estate acquisition is a three-bedroom unit that's next to two other apartments on the floor right below the building's three-story penthouse, which, you guessed it, also belongs to Bezos.

The mansion, known as El Palmar, is a doozy, with nine bedrooms and 11 1/2 bathrooms, but Pharrell reportedly got a pretty good deal on it, paying about a third less than the original $45 million asking price.