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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.

The reason this home was purchased was so his wife Crystal would have a place to live after he died, as he was not the legal owner of the Playboy Mansion.

Wiz will in fact be the first person to own the home, as it reportedly replaces a house from the 1950s that previously occupied the lot.

The 25,000-square-foot estate is stacked with goodies, so the potential for a pretty good bargain to be had here, at least compared to the previous asking prices.

The two-story, 10,044-square-foot house has style to burn, with huge glass walls and outdoor terraces giving Noah those famous views of the Los Angeles skyline.

Less than a year after buying a NYC penthouse for $44 million, F1 superstar driver Lewis Hamilton just bought a second apartment, this time for $40 million.

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.