| The week's biggest real estate stories.
Kat Von D has finally found the perfect buyer for her gothic Victorian mansion in L.A.'s Windsor Square neighborhood. It's Tyler Cassity, co-owner of the iconic Hollywood Forever cemetery, who doled out nearly $8 million for the colossal red-brick house and its blood-red swimming pool. And on the other side of town, Brad Pitt has reportedly sold his Los Feliz compound for $39 million. Owned by Pitt since the 1990s, the estate encompasses five neighboring properties spread across almost two acres with terraced gardens, a skateboard park and a pair of swimming pools. |
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 The tattoo artist sold her gothic Victorian mansion, and its blood red pool, to Hollywood Forever cemetery owner Tyler Cassity. Read More |
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| | | The "Bullet Train" actors has reportedly taken in almost $40 million on the sale of his long time home in the Los Feliz neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | The Chicago Bulls player is selling his traditional home in the Issaquah suburb of Seattle for $2.25 million. Read More |
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| | | Len Roberts and his wife Laurie are auctioning off their custom-built home in Fort Worth, with the starting bid set at $2.5 million. Read More |
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| | | The "Happy Feet" creator just paid $6.2 million for a freshly built three-story home resting along the Venice Canals. Read More |
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