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The 4,700 square foot unit is part of a building in Miami known as the "Billionaire Beach Bunker," a moniker well earned by attracting a murderer's row of ultrawealthy tenants.

Casa Birdman has ten bedrooms, multiple suites for guests, not just one but two wine cellars, a private home movie theater, and a full chef's kitchen with pizza oven.

The home measures in at 35,000 square feet, but it's O'Nealean in its intangible proportions as well, with one-of-a-kind touches like the 6,000-square-foot indoor basketball court personalized as "Shaq Center."

Before Eva Longoria, the previous owner, was none other than Tom Cruise, who sold the two houses on the property to Longoria back in 2015.

Before its demolition, the mansion became something of an inanimate reality TV star thanks to its service as a location on the show Paradise Coast Wives.

After selling a nearby home for $10 million, rapper Lil Wayne just spent $17 million on a new island mansion.

Known officially as the Honnold & Rex Research House, it was constructed in the 1950s as a sort of clearinghouse for architectural concepts and designs.

Regardless of whatever highs and lows this penthouse may experience due to the ever fluctuating luxury real estate market, it's a hell of a place to call home.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West hired their own force of private firefighters to prevent their $60 million home from succumbing to the ongoing Woolsey wildfire.

Lovato paid $8.3 million for the house back in 2016, investing another $800,000 in "improvements" that are costing her even more money now.

Kylie is also selling a property, having listed an empty lot also in Hidden Hills back in August of this year, only some ten months after she purchased it for $5 million.

Chartwell, a house made famous by The Beverly Hillbillies, was listed last year for $350 million. Today, it can be yours for the low, low price of $245 million.

Floyd Mayweather is building a small real estate empire. His latest acquisition? A $10 million Las Vegas mansion.

In the backyard, guests will find an 80-foot swimming pool, a two story gazebo complete with winding staircase, and a cozy four bedroom guesthouse.

In my opinion, this is the most incredible piece of undeveloped land in America. And it can be yours for $110 million. One catch: It comes with a decade of legal battles.