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The couple will have some famous new neighbors once they move into their new mansion, like Marvel exec Kevin Feige, actor Ben Affleck, and comedian Larry David, all of whom reportedly live on the same street.

The compound sprawls across 17,515 square feet, and boasts 270-degree views of the surrounding mountainside, the Pacific ocean, and the beautiful nearby golf course.

Mindy Kaling has reportedly expanded her real estate holdings with a property that could be considered the stuff of show business legend, since it once belonged to Frank Sinatra.

Pharrell Williams purchased the house from none other than comedian, playwright, and filmmaker Tyler Perry back in 2018, for a reported price of $15.6 million.

Dwyane Wade And Gabrielle Union spent some $20 million on a home believed to be about 20,000 square feet, with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

Records of the sale indicate that Cuoco and Cook have a 50/50 ownership stake in the house, which cost $11.75 million, and it was built on spec by developer Peter Baer.

If the $100 million figure is correct, it would mean that Griffin has spent an unbelievable $750 million on various pieces of luxury real estate over the last five years.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin Bieber may have to spend as much as $20 million altogether on an almost-finished house, including the cost to complete construction on the mansion.

An approximately 4,000-square-foot home in Malbu that's been the property of Sir Anthony Hopkins since he purchased it way back in 2001 for about $3.8 million is now back in the news.

Actress and singer Demi Lovato is giving selling her Laurel Canyon home in Los Angeles another try, putting it back on the market with an asking price of $8.995 million.

Wow. Jeff Bezos has officially bought a home base that is truly fit for the richest person in the world. And it "only" cost him $255 million.

That price has remained in place since it was first announced way back in 2015, and it reflects a property that's on the absolute cutting edge of luxury residential real estate.

Over the past decade, plus, the couple has amassed an a real estate portfolio that's almost as impressive as their bodies of work – but in recent months, they've been cutting back significantly.

Giannulli reportedly has a "passion for architecture," and the couple have made it a habit of buying up, renovating, and then selling their family home every several years.

Simkhai happens to be the first person to live in the five-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 8,771-square-foot home, but it was constructed on spec back in 2017.