Gene Simmons is listing his extravagant Las Vegas estate for $15 million, less than a year after he purchased it. The Kiss frontman first bought the home back in May for $8.2 million. If Simmons, 72, lands the sale for his asking price, he would be making one hefty return. The move comes after Simmons
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Known for his Emmy-winning role as John-Boy on “The Waltons” and as Agent Frank Gaad on “The Americans,” Richard Thomas just bought a $1.85 million pied-à-terre on Billionaires’ Row — quite the place to say your goodnights. The fancy co-op is in the landmarked Alwyn Court, at 180 West 58th St. It was originally asking
Hoops star James Johnson, who just signed with the Brooklyn Nets, has also signed a lease to rent a Tribeca pad at 57 Reade St. Johnson, 34, is a 12-year NBA veteran. “He toured the apartment in late September and signed the lease in early October. He loves the layout and the location,” a source
Gimme more — property. A month after her dad, Jamie Spears, was suspended from her 13-year conservatorship, the newly engaged Britney Spears was spotted with her fiancé, Sam Asghari, on Tuesday afternoon house shopping. The two, who have been open about wanting to find a new home after her conservatorship officially ends, were seen touring
An iconic oceanfront Montauk home owned by legendary TV host Dick Cavett has sold for $23.6 million — far less than its original $62 million asking price in 2017. The home, at 176 Deforest Road, is known as Tick Hall, and it is where Cavett entertained stars from Muhammad Ali to Tennessee Williams and Robert
Hugh Grant’s former London penthouse is up for sale again after a hefty $2.8 million price cut. Pegged as the “ultimate bachelor pad” where Grant, 61, lived while filming the iconic rom-com “Love Actually,” the home is now on sale for $11 million. Known as the Petersham House, the three-bedroom abode in South Kensington was
There have been many homes that have attempted the Star Wars theme, and while cool, they were not quite as impressive as this colossal 15-bedroom, 19-bathroom Florida mansion currently on sale for $11.5 million. Newly constructed, the property spans nearly 18,000 square feet and is located in Reunion Resort in Kissimmee — only five miles from
Washington-based global law firm Venable LLP is moving to the Durst Organization’s One Five One, the tower formerly known as the Conde Nast Building. Venable signed a 15-year lease for 157,800 square feet on the 48th through 52nd floors of the building that also was previously known as Four Times Square. The firm also is
Here’s what’s happening in Al Roker’s neck of the woods: A six-story, six-bedroom townhouse is for sale at 163 E. 82nd. St., just a few doors down from the “Today Show’s” famous weatherman. The 6,700-square-foot home — which comes with a custom steam room and sauna, a wine cellar, three wood-burning fireplaces, an elevator and
A classic home at 271 Central Park West — where stars like Bruce Willis once lived — is on the market for the first time in 30 years. Jane Pauley, Meryl Streep, Robin Williams and Mark Hamill also once lived in the building. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom co-op at 87th Street is asking $13.9 million —
It seems Courteney Cox is quite protective of the iconic New York apartment that once played home to her “Friends” character, Monica Geller. In a video, the actress, 57, is seen scolding her “Scream 5” co-star Melissa Barrera, 31, who tries to enter the Greenwich Village property — but don’t worry: it’s just a skit
Get ready to gawk! The city’s most expensive apartments are once again being listed on the open market for all to see. This year, three mega-mansions in the sky have listed on Streeteasy asking over $100 million — following years and years in which billionaires carefully hid their nine-figure listings from the public eye. (For
Veteran industry executive and film producer Donald De Line has hung a $10.5 million price tag on his soigné French Regency-inspired villa in a prime pocket of L.A.’s prestigious Hancock Park neighborhood. “The Italian Job” producer, who’s working on the long anticipated, Margot Robbie-starring feature “Marian,” based on the Robin Hood folk tales, acquired the
Though NBA star Blake Griffin was traded to the Detroit Pistons on a three-year contract worth more than $100 million, it appears he plans to keep a solid real estate foothold in Southern California. Earlier this year, the power forward dropped $4 million on a newly constructed mansion in affluent Manhattan Beach. And a plugged-in
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