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Sheen first tried to sell the house in early 2018, listing it at that time for $10 million. The $7.99 million price point represents the fifth price cut on the property.

Diter did not have the proper authorization and permits before he built the mansion, so now a judge has ruled he has 18 months to tear it down.

50 bought the house back in 2003, snagging it from none other than boxer Mike Tyson for $4.1 million, a record price for the area at that time.

Back when they first listed it for sale in 2015, Gloria and Emilio Estefan wanted $40 million for the property, but now, the price has been reduced to $32 million.

After just about six months in the place, comedian and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres has gotten tired of her mansion in Beverly Hills, so she's selling it off for $17.95 million.

Back in February 2007, Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis had a bad run during a weekend trip to Las Vegas and racked up $2 million in gambling debt at one of Steve Wynn's casinos. Francis, being the classy guy he is, refused to pay. Now his Bel Air home belongs to Steve Wynn.

When they're not bribing colleges (allegedly), Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli live in this incredible $20 million Bel Air mansion. That's the same as 80 USC admissions!

The sprawling estate was described by Spector in a 1998 interview as "a beautiful and enchanting castle in a hick town where there is no place to go that you shouldn't go."

El Rancho Tajiguas consists of two combined estates across some 3,500 acres, including an operational cattle farm as well as two orchards.

Altogether the home features 6,200 square feet of space spread across six bedrooms, a balcony overlooking the Pacific ocean, and a rooftop deck with both a fireplace and spa.

Neverland Ranch covers 2,700 acres and includes an almost 12,000-square-foot main house, as well as whimsical features, like a private zoo.

The two got photographed at their new place, and it made them realize they needed something a little more secluded for themselves and their family.

Griffin is looking for about $2 million more than he paid for it when he bought it about six years back, but it's a pretty impressive home, at any price.

Michaels's home was built in 1990, a three-story minimalist-modern structure with plenty of glass and a floating staircase in steel and glass continuing the vibe inside.

The lot is already shovel-ready, and it comes with licenses to go unusually deep under the ground for the area, with room for a whole "subterranean level" if the new owner desires it.