The week's biggest real estate stories. | Ellen DeGeneres didn't have to swipe right to find the perfect match for her Montecito property. Along came Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, who dished out $21 million for so-called Rancho San Leandro before it had a chance to hit the market. Also once owned by Tinder co-founder Sean Rad, the historic hacienda includes a main house, three ancillary buildings, equestrian facilities and ocean views. Back in Los Angeles, the mega-mansion formerly known as Spelling Manor has returned to market at a discounted $155 million ask. Owned by an anonymous Arab sheikh, the enormous estate still offers a beauty salon, bowling alley, gift-wrapping room and innumerable other amenities. |
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| The former talk show host and actress sold their historic Rancho San Leandro property in an off-market deal for $21 million. Read More |
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| | | Listed last year at $165 million, the extravagant 56,500-square-foot home has been re-priced at $155 million. Read More |
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| | | The "Pod Save America" co-host and Crooked Media co-founder is seeking $4.4 million for his updated Hancock Park home. Read More |
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| | | After moving to a historic Santa Barbara mansion, the popular YouTuber and comedian has put her longtime Los Angeles home up for sale. Read More |
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| | | Listed at nearly $11 million and extensively updated, the sellers purchased the almost 5,000-square-foot home 18 years ago for $3.8 million. Read More |
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| | | The "So You Think You Can Dance" co-creator and former judge and dropped $4.7 million on a brand-new Toluca Lake home. Read More |
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