| The week's biggest real estate stories.
David Foster and Katherine McPhee have shelled out $7.1 million for a 1920s traditional-style home in L.A.’s prestigious Brentwood Park neighborhood. But it looks as though the old digs will be bulldozed – the Grammy-winning music producer and his singer/actress wife have filed for a building permit with the city of L.A. to replace the existing house with a much larger mansion. Elsewhere, embattled singer Marilyn Manson has moved out of his 1920s Hollywood Hills home and is now selling the Spanish-style villa for $1.75 million. The three-story residence packs three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a loft-style library and flagstone patio into 2,700 square feet. |
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 The Grammy-winning songwriter and his singer wife paid $7.1 million for a home in the affluent Brentwood neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | The beleaguered goth rocker is asking $1.75 million for vintage Spanish home in secluded Hollywood Hills neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | Matt Wollman, founder of massage chair company Interactive Health, is selling his Los Angeles mansion in Mandeville Canyon. Read More |
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| | | Developers of the Arte complex in Surfside, Fla., will accept crypto payment for a $28 million penthouse home. Read More |
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| | | Former Conde Nast executives did a complete renovation and restoration of the house, which included lifting the house and moving it. Read More |
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| | | Takahiro Moriuchi, vocalist for One OK Rock, paid $6 million for a contemporary home in the Hollywood Hills. Read More |
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