Olivia Newton-John & John Easterling Selling FL Beachfront Home
Olivia Newton-John married John Easterling in 2008 and moved into the $4.1 million plantation-style pad a year later.
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Catherine Sherman writes about real estate for the Zillow Blog. She covers celebrity moves, home improvement tips and other industry trends.
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‘Dexter’ Star Michael C. Hall Closes Deal on Los Feliz Home
The actor’s latest purchase — a beautifully restored 1923 Spanish colonial home — has an upscale kitchen, media room, guest house and green hillside views from almost every window.
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How Much House Can You Get for $50,000?
Before you rule out being a homeowner for less than six figures, check out these houses on the market for around $50,000. You might find a diamond in the rough.
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Hugh Hefner, Crystal Harris Own First Home as Husband & Wife
The newlyweds have sealed the deal with their first real estate purchase together.
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‘Tonight Show’ Bandleader Rickey Minor Selling Major Mansion
You may know Rickey Minor as the cool, baret-wearing bandleader on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.” He’s also the owner of a Hollywood Hills gated compound with a cliff-side swimming pool on over half an acre.
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Rupert Murdoch Tweets About Buying Bel Air Estate & Vineyard
Rupert Murdoch has given mixed signals about wanting to own the Los Angeles Times, but he’s made it clear how he feels about his latest real estate purchase.
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Sean Patrick Flanery Sells Modest Home, Gets Ready for ‘Dexter’
Set to play a new character in the upcoming season of “Dexter,” Flanery has decided his 2-bedroom at 6351 Bryn Mawr Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 no longer suits him.
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‘The Late Late Show’ Host Craig Ferguson Sells LA Home
The comedian has sold his Hollywood Hills home for $1.74 million after listing the property less than three months ago.
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Breckin Meyer Lists Beverly Hills Family Home
He made his “Escape from L.A.” on screen in ’96. Now the actor, writer and producer is saying goodbye to his longtime residence in Beverly Hills.
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Live Like Royalty in These Castle Homes
Castles don’t just live in your sandbox. Fortified mansions — yes, the kind with turrets, drawbridges and more — are hitting the market for under $1 million and up. If you thought American castles didn’t exist, check out these homes for sale.
