The week's biggest real estate stories. | After months of planning and construction, Nile Niami’s latest and largest project to date is ready for its debut. Famously known as “The One,” the shopping mall-sized mansion includes amenities like a cinema-quality home theater, a beauty salon and an Olympic-sized indoor swimming pool. Meanwhile, over in Manhattan Beach, Colin Cowherd is seeking a buyer that will take his Craftsman-meets-Cape-Cod-style residence off of his hands for a little less than $7 million. Sited in the quiet “Tree Section” of the beach town, the home was designed by architect Louie Tomaro and features decorative finishes by designer Paul L’Esperance. |
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| The 100,000 square foot Bel Air house, designed by Paul McClean is believed to be asking as much as $340 million. Read More |
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| | | The veteran sports radio personality seeks $7 million for six-bedroom home in the affluent beach community. Read More |
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| | | The billionaire Groupon co-founder shelled out $33.3 million for the 9.3-acre, Bali-inspired Montecito estate home of Ellen DeGeneres. Read More |
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| | | The 'High School Musical' star seeks $5.8 million for stylish Los Feliz area home she bought less than two years ago for $4.1 million. Read More |
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| | | Cigarette tycoon Susilo Wonowidjojo bought an $8 million mansion in Los Angeles for his daughter. Read More |
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| | | The Philosophy founder paid $22.1 million for a Windsor Smith-designed mansion in L.A.'s posh Brentwood neighborhood. Read More |
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| | | The Buena Vista Social Club musician recently drops $2.6 million o a Spanish Colonial Revival home in Altadena. Read More |
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| | | The former EA chief executive paid $32.3 million for the 10.9 acre estate of the late Kleiner Perkins co-founder Frank J. Caufield. Read More |
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