The week's biggest real estate stories. | “Get Out” and “BlacKkKlansman” film producer Edward “Ted” Hamm Jr. has paid $91 million for a Paradise Cove estate. Originally listed for $125 million, the multi-acre property includes 340 feet of ocean frontage, a guesthouse, 9-hole mini-golf course and an infinity-edge pool. Elsewhere, Blockchain.com CEO Peter Smith is weathering the "crypto winter" in a revamped Pacific Palisades midcentury. The newly contemporary structure includes walls of glass with views of the Santa Monica Pier and Catalina Island, plus a detached guesthouse and infinity pool. |
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| After first listing for $125 million, Jon Burton's oceanfront Paradise Cove estate sold to the Hollywood producer for $91 million. Read More |
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| | | Peter Smith, co-founder and CEO of crypto firm Blockchain.com, paid $8 million for a home in the Pacific Palisades of Los Angeles. Read More |
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| | | Joshua Motta, CEO of cybersecurity-focused insurance firm Coalition, paid $18 million for a Kim Gordon-designed Los Angeles mansion. Read More |
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| | | The high-powered music manager has dropped the price of the property to just under $20 million. Read More |
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| | | The Hollywood producer is seeking just under $7 million for the modern home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Hollywood Hills. Read More |
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