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Not only is that quite a bit more than he paid for it, but it's also a good deal more than the $30 million he reportedly tried selling it for back in 2017 before ultimately rejecting an offer of $25 million.

That's $4 million less than what Laliberté was reportedly seeking when he listed the property for sale last year. But the home is a virtual castle, with 13,000 square feet of living space spread across five (!) floors.

Jordan bought the Highland Park property as a vacant lot in 1991, then proceeded to spend some $50 million building up Legend Point to his own idiosyncratic specifications.

The sale was conducted off-market to the tune of $22 million, a nice profit compared to the $18 million Mayweather reportedly spent on the property back in 2021.

Jean and his wife, TV writer Stephanie Gillis, have listed their home in Brentwood with an asking price of a shade under $10 million, which is more than twice what they paid in 2005 when they bought the property for nearly $4.5 million.

He sold his longtime New York estate earlier this year and bought a condo in Palm Beach. Apparently that condo was not enough space, because Sean Hannity just paid $23.5 million for a gorgeous waterfront Florida mansion.

The three-story home is serviced by an elevator, all the better to reach amenities like the pool and game room, the wine room, the bar, and befitting the home of a movie director, "the single most inviting screening room."

The bad news for Gere is that $10.75 million is $25,000 less than what he paid for it when he bought the home from Paul Simon and Edie Brickell in 2022, so he sold the home at a small loss.

Perhaps in anticipation of moving to Washington, presumptive Treasury Secretary just listed his Charleston, South Carolina, mansion for $22.5 million.

Details on Ford's new Chelsea digs are scarce, but it's said to be a "white stucco-fronted mansion" typical of the neighborhood, somewhere between the famous Hyde Park and River Thames.

A recently-listed $25.5 million estate in Connecticut has a direct connection to one of history's strangest stories of reclusive wealth.

Walton paid $7.2 million for the home when he bought it (from the wife of Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort, incidentally) back in 2017, and even though he seems to have scored a good deal on the recent sale, he did fall a bit short of his initial asking price.

If Combs ends up needing some extra money to pay his legal fees, civil court judgments, or settlements in the near future, you may see a drastic price drop on the mansion in the near future.

Stafford and his wife Kelly Stafford bought both of the adjacent properties from Drake shortly after he joined up with the Rams the previous year. Now they're listing them with asking prices of $5.7 million and $6.8 million.

Deason purchased the property from San Diego-area real estate developer Doug Manchester. Deason performed significant renovations to the home and added a separate guest house also in a Versailles-esque architectural style.