The week's biggest real estate stories: Rob Lowe, Emma Stone, Mike Trout, Dorit Kemsley, Jack Dorsey and more.
| | | | This week's top real estate headlines
In this issue: Rob Lowe wants $42 million in Montecito, baseball pro Mike Trout buys his very first mansion, a legally-embattled Real Housewife snags a $6.5 million modern farmhouse, Emma Stone adds two L.A. homes to her growing portfolio, a San Francisco palazzo sells for $18 million, and two tech billionaires look to bid the Hollywood Hills adieu.
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Tech titan Jack Dorsey would like to sell the Los Angeles mansion he bought for his girlfriend. By James McClain • READ MORE |
| | Despite highly-publicized legal and financial woes, "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Dorit Kemsley has managed to cough up $6.5 million for a brand-new Encino mansion. READ MORE |
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| | Montecito's Oakview Estate has come back up for sale at a reduced $42.5 million ask. READ MORE |
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| | Oscar winner Jon Voight has listed his 90210 home of 25 years with a hefty $20 million ask. READ MORE |
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| | Uber and Expa founder Garrett Camp and his longtime partner Eliza Nguyen are selling a Hollywood Hills home they bought only five months ago. READ MORE |
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| | Todd and Julie Chrisley have flipped their palatial mansion in Tennessee onto the market with a $4.7 million ask. READ MORE |
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| | High-paid Hollywood darling Emma Stone has added two multimillion dollar Los Angeles homes to her hefty collection. READ MORE |
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| | 'Full House' and 'Fuller House' star John Stamos has shelled out $5.75 million for a family-sized estate within the guarded gates of L.A.'s famously celeb-packed Hidden Hills community. READ MORE |
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| | Fresh off signing history's most lucrative sports contract, the MLB's $426 million man has scored a very personal home run of sorts. READ MORE |
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| | A Tuscan-influenced neoclassical Mediterranean mansion has traded hands in San Francisco's second-biggest public real estate deal of the year. READ MORE |
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