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From the Real Estalker:
--Celebrity hairstylist Serge Normant has put his New York penthouse on West 16th Street, shown above, on the market for $4.49 million. The listing is here.
--John McCain's former home in Phoenix, Arizona will now be sold at auction on October 25. It was our estate of the day back in July.
--Teen actress Vanessa Hudgens has picked up a home in Studio City for $2.75 million. The home has six bedrooms and over 5,000 square feet.
--Rumor has it that Kimora Lee Simmons has bought herself new house in Beverly Hills.
--Will and Grace co-creator Max Mutchnick and his partner Erik Hyman have sold their Manhattan apartment for $4.1 million.
--The Harvey Mudd estate in Beverly Hills is for sale. It is our estate of the day later today.

From the NY Post's Gimme Shelter:
--Natali Portman has gone to contract to sell her apartment in Richard Meier's tower at 165 Charles St. The condo last had an asking price of $6.55 million.
--The price of Dunnellen Hall, Leona Helmsley's Greenwich, Connecticut home, has been lowered by $30 million to a still astounding $95 million. Check out the pictures from when it was our estate of the day back in June.
--The listing of the "Astor Suite" at the Plaza for $55 million was pulled after one day and other listings have disappeared without buyers but 26 apartments are still listed.
--The $70 million listing at the Pierre Hotel has been pulled from the Brown Harris Stevens website.

From the LA Times Hot Properties:
-- Screenwriter, crime novelist and political blogger Roger L. Simon has listed his home in the Hollywood Hills for sale at $2.625 million. The listing is here.
--A Beverly Hills home built in the 1920s for Errol Flynn and now owned by composer Lee Holdridge is listed at $3.2 million. The listing is here.

From the Wall Street Journal's Private Properties:
--Lehman Brothers Holdings' former chief financial officer, Erin Callan, is in contract to sell her two-bedroom condominium in New York's 15 Central Park West which had been listed at $12 million. Callan paid $6.48 million around three years ago.
--Ronald Tutor, chairman and chief executive of building contractor Perini Corp., paid $36.7 million for a massive, not-yet-completed house in the Beverly Park gated community which had been listed at $49 million.
--The widow of Steven T. Florio, the former CEO of Condé Nast Publications, has listed their waterfront Key Largo, Fla., vacation home on the market. We'll check this one out on Monday.

From Berg Properties Big Time Listings:
--via the Chicago Tribune, Ty Warner, founder of the Beanie Babie empire, reportedly has gone to contract to purchase the Chicago Spire's penthouse unit, which had been on the market for $40 million.
--Vivica A. Fox has her put her home in the Granada Hills area on the market for $1.45 million. Records show that the bought in 2002 for $825,500. The virtual tour is here.

From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--Lehman's ousted president and chief operating officer Joseph M. Gregory has already his home on Park Avenue. He bought the two-bedroom apartment for $2.85 million back in 2004 and sold it earlier this month for $4.4 million. His Hamptons estate was previously our estate of the day and is on the market for $32.5 million.
--Mark Goldstein, a veteran Bear Stearns leveraged finance banker who became the co-head of its European investment banking last year has listed his apartment on Park Avenue for $12 million. He spent $5,275,000 in 2006 to buy two apartments which have now been combined. The listing is here.
--Hairstylist Guido Palau spent $1.9 million on a Chelsea brownstone duplex on West 22nd Street, according to city records
-- Democratic Party fund-raising stars Carl Spielvogel and Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel are in contract to sell their seventh-floor apartment at 720 Park Avenue for around $37 million, though they paid only $20 million just two years ago.
--Last week, while the Fed was agreeing to bailout A.I.G., recently retired AIG executive vice president Robert M. Sandler bought a $3.45 million apartment at the Hampshire House on Central Park South. He and his wife, Annette, paid in cash.

From Newsday's Real LI:
--Interior designer Lorraine Kirke has lowered the price of her East Hampton mansion to $11.5 million, the latest stop on a slide down from $14.5 million last year. The listing is here (no interior pics).

From the Daily Mail:
--The Candy brothers want to convert the US Embassy site in Grosvenor Square into luxury flats after the American Ambassador announced it was moving to south London. These could become some of the most expensive units in the world.

From the Dallas Morning News:
--An interesting piece on Terrell Owens real estate investments. T.O. owns six townhouses and condos in the city, valued at more than $2.5 million based on tax records.

Model, designer and professional diva, Kimora Lee Simmons has put her home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area on the market less than a year after buying it. Last June, the former wife of rap mogul Russell Simmons paid the $5.9 million asking price on the home. The "country English" style home has five bedrooms and a casually luxe feel even if the exterior is a bit blah (it was built in 1974). The overall style is tasteful if a bit heavy on the rattan furniture. I also appreciate Ms. Simmons's taste in paintings, she appears to have a couple of Basquiats tucked in there.

Ms. Simmons also has Jessica Simpson as a next-door neighbor. Will Kimora get her $7.75 million asking price? It's a cheeky move in this market but as the Real Estalker notes, properties in this area do move pretty quickly. She may have better luck with this one than the one in Saddle River, New Jersey that she and her ex-husband have been trying to move for a while now. it was listed at $23.888 million but now sits at $19.888 million.

From the Real Estalker:
--Pete Sampras and his wife Bridgette cut the price on their Beverly Hills mansion from $25 million to $23 million. It seems to have worked. The home is now listed as "looking for backup."
----Actor Willem Dafoe has put his house in Accord, New York on the market for $850,000. It was our estate of the day on Saturday.
--Kimora Lee Simmons has put her Beverly Hills home on the market for $7.75 million. It is our estate of the day later today.
--Technology guru Halsey Minor, ho bought a Bel Air home for $20 million in 2006 now has put the home on the market for just $12.9 million. Why? Rumor has it that the much of the home as been stripped down and is empty and dirty. The listing is here.
--TV personality Debbie Matenopoulos and music executive Jay Faires have put their home, Wolf's Lair, shown at right, on the market. The Norman-style castle was built in the 1920s and includes a guest house with interiors by architect John Lautner, a heart-shaped pool and eight bedrooms total on the property. The couple reportedly bought in 2002 for $2.9 million and have now listed it at $7.5 million.

From the LA Times Hot Property:
-- Baseball pitcher Jaret Wright has sold his Dover Shores home in Newport Beach home for $1.67 million.
--Novelist Jackie Collins has eased out a Bel-Air area property she owns for $20,000 a month.
----Looks like Avril Lavigne has finally unloaded her home in the Mulhollland Estates area of Beverly Hills. the home which was first listed in March 2007 for $6.9 million has reportedly received a $5.2 million cash offer.
--Carla J. Christofferson, co-owner of the L.A. Sparks and a partner with the O'Melveny & Myers law firm, has listed her 5,300-square-foot Hollywood Hills home for $5.5 million. The restored 1928 California Spanish-style five-bedroom home includes a THX theater with a 96-inch projection screen. The virtual tour is here.

From Big Time Listings:
--Mr. Big Time takes a look at the real estate doings of Robert Downey Jr. and Hilary Duff.
--Actor and comedian Brad Sherwood has placed his four-bedroom house in Los Angeles' Encino area on the market for $4 million. The listing is here.
--Actor and movie director Michael Apted and his wife, writer Dana Stevens, have paid $1,784,000 for a three-bedroom house in Del Mar, Calif., in San Diego County.
--It's time to play "Which celebrity's house is this?" checking out a six-bedroom house in Brentwood which recently sold after having been on the market for $8,499,000.

From the NY Post's Gimme Shelter:
--Katie Holmes, who is set to appear in a Broadway show in the fall, is on the hunt for a rental on the Upper East Side, she's been spotted cruising apartments with monthly rates over $60,000.
--Entertainment lawyer Paul Schindler has sold his four-story co-op apartment on the Upper East Side for $16.5 million. He and his wife closed on a $13.4 million apartment at the Plaza.
--Ted Koppel has dropped the price of his Potomac, Maryland home. He first listed it in 2005 for $4.1 million and is now asking $1.94 million for the six-bedroom home which as an indoor pool, a gym with a sauna, maid's quarters and a horse barn.
--The Park Avenue apartment of the late socialite and philanthropist Frances Todman has sold for $22 million.
--From Page Six, Philip Seymour Hoffman and his girlfriend Mimi O'Donnell are buying a three-bedroom co-op loft n Manhattan's West Village that had been listed for $4.4 million. Big Time Listings unearthed the listing here.

From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--The New York State Court of Appeals has said that a shipping heir named Alistair Economakis and his wife, Catherine can proceed with their plans to take over 47 East Third Street, a a 15-unit, 60-room, 11,600-square-foot rent-stabilized tenement building and turn it into a luxury mansion without getting approval from the state's low-income housing agency. They bought the building and have taken over six apartments, which leaves nine units with tenants who've refused to get bought out.
--Nightlife king Simon Hammerstein has bought his first New York apartment, paying $1.27 million for a loft at 265 Water Street.
--Chinese pianist Lang Lang and his parents have picked up a duplex opposite Carnegie Hall, paying $1.895 million last month for a duplex at City Spire on West 56th Street.
--The brother of Nursultan A. Nazarbayev, the only president in Kazakhstan's 17-year post-U.S.S.R. history, Bolat Nazarbayev and his wife have paid around $20 million for a corner unit facing Central Park at the Plaza.
--Joy and Leonard Toboroff, the 74-year-old vice chairman of a Houston-based oil/gas-drilling outfit named Allis-Chalmers Energy are selling their duplex apartment that stretches across two Tribeca buildings, 39 and 41 North Moore Street with a list price of $17.9 million. The listing is here.

From the Wall Street Journal's Private Properties:
--Steffi Graf has listed her Miami home, shown above, for $3.5 million. Graf bought the Hibiscus Island home for $1.315 million in 2001, about eight months before she married Andre Agassi. The listing is here. Only in Miami would a home like this be listed as a potential teartown.
--Real-estate developer R. Donahue Peebles and his wife, Katrina, sold their house in Santa Fe last month for $2.813 million. They paid $2.35 million in 2005 for the close to 9,000-square-foot property.
--Actor Cliff Robertson's former beachfront estate in La Jolla was recently listed for $28 million but has been reduced $22.5 million. We'll take a look at this historic property as our estate of the day.

From TMZ:
--The sale of Paris Hilton's home has hit a snag. The home appraised for under the asking price ($4.25 million). Instead the buyer got an appraisal for $3.6 million. There's some discussion of just how much all that included Paris furniture is worth. The real estate agent, Paris' uncle Mauricio Umansky says the buyers, a married couple from Texas, will pay the agreed-upon purchase price (and mostly cash to boot, taking a loan for $1 million.

From the Real Estalker:
--Los Angeles Dodger Rafael Furcal has listed his Pasadena townhouse for $1,159,000.
--Kimora Lee Simmons has sold her home on N. Doheny Drive in Beverly Hills for $5,665,000.
--The Real Estalker Mama delivers pics of Steven Cojocaru's swanky new digs.
--The Real Estalker Mama also has more pics of David Spade's Malibu home for sale for $16 million. It's quite shabby chic and girly.
--And the Mama really hits it big with a whole boatload of pics of the $165 million Ross home for sale.

From the NY Post's Page Six:
--Yankee catcher Jorge Posada and his wife have paid $3.6 million for a three-bedroom apartment t next door to their four-bedroom condo on East 77th Street.

From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Dixie Chick Natalie Maines and her "Heroes" hubby Adrian Pasdar have bought a $5.6-million home in a Brentwood gated community. Mr. Big Time Listings unearths the listing. You can check the gorgeous home out here.
--Stand-up comic and writer Carol Leifer has sold a rental house in the Hollywood Hills for close to its asking price of $2 million.
--Rapper Erik Schrody, known as Everlast, has put his Woodland Hills home on the market at $789,000. The listing is here. Mr. Big Time Listings reports that Everlast has bought a $1.2 million home in Altadena.
--Christopher Knight and his wife, "America's Top Model" Adrianne Curry, have sold their Manhattan Beach town home for its asking price of $1,689,000. They have bought a larger home with ocean views in the area.

From Berg Properties Big Time Listings:
--The buyer of a five bedroom home in Toluca Lake that Damon Wayans had owned from 2001 to 2006 had listed the house for $4,495,000 months after buying the home from Wayans for $3.3 million. The successful flipper sold the home for $4.4 million.
--Mr. Big Time nails down the dollars on Kelsey Grammer's recent Los Angeles home moves. He sold his Bel-Air home for $13.5 million and paid $13.7 million for a home in Holmby Hills.
--Actor Paul Reiser has paid $755,000 to purchase a one-bedroom, 1,174-square-foot condominium unit in Beverly Hills.
--Actor Steven Weber sold his house in Malibu for $3,820,000 around $1 million more than he paid for it in early 2006.
--The asking price for the Hollywood Hills home that once belonged to Bobby Darin has been reduced from $3,689,000 to $2,995,000.

From the NY Post's Gimme Shelter:
--Donald Trump's SoHo building on Spring Street is doing big business, they have 2,800 applications for 500 units. The biggest suites could cost as much as $18.9 million for one apartment.
--Ellenborough, the Easton, Maryland home which was see in the movie, "Wedding Crashers" has been sold. It was listed at $16.5 million but sold for around $11 million.
--Celebrity hairstylist Oribe, is spending about $2 million for a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment at the Grand Madison condo building at 225 Fifth Ave.

From the Real Estalker:
--Celebrity agent Kevin Huvane has listed his Beverly HIlls home for $15.95 million. Huvane never lived in the house and reportedly bought it in 2003 when it had a list price of $8,495,000. Pretty pricey for a place without a pool. The listing is here.
--As we mentioned earlier this week, Paris Hilton's home sold at list price. No word on the buyer yet but apparently they took it furniture and all.
--Kimora Lee Simmons has picked up a home in Beverly Hills that was listed at $5.9 million.
--Gene Wilder has listed his Bel Air home for $2.75 million. It's in need of major remodeling but is a bit of a steal at the price. Check out the listing here.
--Football player turned action film star turned real estate agent Brian Bosworth has listed a Malibu home for $11.9 million. The listing is here.

From Berg Properties Big Time Listings:
--Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne have purchased a 10,953-square-foot mansion in Hidden Hills, California and have sold their Beverly HIlls mansion shown above to singer Christina Aguilera and her husband Jordan Bratman for an undisclosed price (it was listed for $11,995,000).
--Check out the listing for the modern home that actor Jamie Kennedy is buying in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles.
--Gwen Stefani has paid $2,395,000 for a 3,351-square-foot house in Los Angeles' Hancock Park area. She already has a posh home so this is assumed to be just another addition to her growing portfolio.
--Actress Joan Cusack has paid $5.3 million for a six-bedroom, 8,000-square-foot-plus vintage mansion on the Gold Coast.
--The official price on Posh and Becks Beverly Hills buy is $18.2 million not the $22 million previously reported.

From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--Director Martin Scorsese has sold his five-bedroom town house on Manhattan's Upper East Side for $6,158,250. Check out the pics of the place from when it was our estate of the day.
--Jeffrey Hyland, Rick Hilton's partner at Beverly Hills real estate brokerage Hilton & Hyland, signed a contract last year for a sixth-floor place at Ian Schrager's brand-new 40 Bond condo without even visiting the building.

From the Wall Street Journals's Private Properties:
--Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein has agreed to sell his Boston condominium, it was listed for around $1.54 million.
--Developer George Santopietro is asking $50 million for a newly built Tuscan-style mansion in Beverly Hills, Calif.

From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Steve Carell has sold his Studio City house for $1.5 million. Carrell recently bought a $6.5-million home on the water in Toluca Lake.
--Scarlett Johansson purchased director/producer Harold Becker's house in the Outpost Estates area of Hollywood for slightly more than $7 million.
==Courteney Cox Arquette and David Arquette bought a family compound in Malibu for almost $17 million.
--Actress Vicki Lawrence has listed her home in Long Beach for $5 million. You can check out the listing here.
-- Snoop Dogg has sold his home in Claremont for $1.83 million.

From the NY Post's Gimme Shelter:
--Tommy Mottola has re-listed his North Salem home with a new price of $19.5 million, it was an estate of the day last year at $21 million.
--Producers Kathleen Kennedy and her husband, Frank Marshall, have paid $2.695 million for a pied-a-terre at 120 Central Park South.
--Rumor has it that one of the buyers of one of the $50 million-plus condo at The Plaza is Italian real-estate tycoon Luigi Zunino, the CEO of Milan-based Risanamento S.p.A., one of Italy's largest real-estate development companies.

From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--Richard Gere has sold his New York townhouse for around $9 million.
--Mary and Donald Graham, the C.E.O. and chairman of the Washington Post Company, have paid $4.65 million for a pied-à-terre at 262 Central Park West.
--The fabulous Lindemann apartment, an estate of the day back in 2006, has sold for $16.1 million.

From Berg Properties Big Time Listings:
--A contemporary-style house in the Beverly Hills area that once was owned by award-winning pianist and composer Burt Bacharach is available for $3,495,000. The listing is here.
--Actress Lisa Vidal has reduced the asking price of her five-bedroom, traditional-style house in Los Angeles' Studio City neighborhood to $1,995,000.
--Retired major-league baseball player David Cone has sold his mansion on 10 acres in Greenwich, Connecticut for $12 million and the buyers turned around and sold the house again for an undisclosed price, according to the Wall Street Journal.
--Talk-show host Larry King has sold his longtime Beverly Hills house for an undisclosed price.

From the Real Estalker:
--Might Michael Eisner be looking to sell his massive Malibu compound?
--A house that may belong to supermodel Rachel Hunter is on the market for $2.995 million.
--Ellen Degeneres and Portia Di Rossi are selling another home, we'll be looking at this as our estate of the day later today.
--If you need a gorgeous visual experience for your Sunday take the virtual tour for the fantastic home of screenwriter Akiva Goldsman on Cole Crest Drive in Los Angeles, CA, shown above. The home has a unique A-frame studio and an amazing view for $2.595 million. Goldsman is moving onto to another gorgeous home, Anthony Kiedis's pleasure palace.
--Jack Black has listed his Beachwood Canyon home for $1.699 million.
--Russell and Kimora Lee Simmons have now put their Doheny Drive home on the market for $5.8 million.
--The Osbournes Beverly Hills home may be back on the market for $11.995 million.

From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Christopher Lloyd, has listed his residence in Montecito at close to $11.3 million. It looks like this one is the Montecito home we recently featured as an estate of the day.
--Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson and his wife, Melinda, have sold their Lake Arrowhead home for close to its asking price of $6.25 million.
--A Beverly Hills home once known as the See's Candies estate and owned by a founder of the company has sold for $35 million.