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From the Los Angeles Times:
Actor Tom Bresnahan and his wife, Elizabeth French, have listed a Paul Williams-designed home in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles for $2.287 million. The listing is here.
--Scott Baio has sold his Encino home for $2.5 million. It first hit the market for $2.895 million back in March.

--Marc Holland, chief executive of Sky Radio, has listed a four-unit beachfront property in Marina del Rey at $3.999 million.
--Rock drummer Keith "Lucky" Lehrer has bought a remodeled Hollywood Hills home for $3.2 million.

From the Real Estalker:
--Football player Kyle Boller (and new bride former Miss California Carrie Prejean) have listed a home in Del Mar, California for $3.499 million. The listing is here.

From Housing Watch:
--Realtor Chad Rogers, one of the stars of Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing," has just purchased his first home, a two-bedroom condo in Beverly Hills for $850,000.

From the NY Post:
--Cher's former Miami home which we covered back in 2008 when it was listed at $14.9 million is now down to $11.5 million. The listing is here.

--The former Miami home of Jennifer Lopez is back on the market for $29 million. Current owner Mark Gainor bought it from Lopez for $13.9 million in 2005 and spent three renovating the seven-bedroom home. The listing is here.
--CBS president and CEO Les Moonves and his wife, Julie Chen, from the "Early Show" and "Big Brother," were spotted checking out a townhouse at the Robert A.M. Stern-designed Superior Ink development. home to Marc Jacobs and Hilary Swank. Chen and Moonves looked at a five-bedroom home listed at $11.5 million.
--A condo that Matt Damon once toured at Extell Development's 535 West End Ave. is back on the market with a lower, $18.9 million price tag.

From the NY Observer:
--Nicholas Coslov, the CEO of Storage Deluxe just bought an apartment at The Olcott for $3.4 million.
--Roger Holstein, a manager at private equity house Vestar, bought a duplex at the Trump Heritage, the northernmost building at Donald Trump's Riverside South complex for $6 million.
--Russell Brand and Katy Perry bought a Tribeca condo at 65 North Moore Street. The couple paid $2.68 million for the top-floor duplex.
--After nearly three years on the market, 252 West 12th Street was sold by the family of Palmer Williams, a former CBS producer who worked with Edward R. Murrow and died in 1996. The buyer, ARDK Holdings, paid $6.8 million.
--Credit Suisse director Jordan Drachman bought a Gothic Revival Style brownstone at 160 West 88th Street for $3.775 million.
--Andrew Lloyd Webber has finally sold his Trump Tower duplex for $16.5 million.
- Leslie Keno, one of the stars of Antiques Roadshow and a specialist in American Furniture and Decorative Arts at Sotheby's, has sold his four-bedroom, four-bathroom condo at Manhattan's one-and-only castle, 455 Central Park West for $5.65 million.
--Brazilian coffee exporter Tristão has sold a three-bedroom condo to Tufi Duek, a women's fashion designer. The Viscaya condo at 110 East 71st Street sold for $2.5 million.
--As previously reported in The Real Deal, Lawrence Gluck flipped 5 West 91st Street to distressed property investor Gaia Real Estate for $16.75 million, $2.75 million more than Gluck's Town House West LLC paid in 2006.
--Matteo Sardi, the public relations head for Ferrari North America just bought a two-bedroom, one-bath condo at 25 Fifth Avenue for $1.575 million.
--Stephen Stephanou, a principal at the Madison Retail Group, has sold his glassy two-bedroom apartment in the Handel-designed 505 Greenwich Street for $1.55 million.
--Six-Feet Under hearthrob Stark Sands has bought a penthouse in Alphabet City for $1.49 million. --Stephanie Phair, the director of Outnet.com, has sold her Greenwich Village home for $985,000.
--A 40th-floor apartment at 151 East 58th Street has swapped for just over $3 million between two business partners. Turkish magnate Burak Oymen and Serzhan Zhumashov, from Kazakhstan, co-own Capital Partners, which has been snatching up luxury hotels around the globe.
--Pfizer exec Davinder Gill has grabbed the fifth-floor spot at 177 Ninth Avenue featuring a 46-bottle wine cooler for $2.75 million.
--Six-Feet Under hearthrob Stark Sands has bought a penthouse in Alphabet City for $1.49 million. --Stephanie Phair, the director of Outnet.com, has sold her Greenwich Village home for $985,000.
--A 40th-floor apartment at 151 East 58th Street has swapped for just over $3 million between two business partners. Turkish magnate Burak Oymen and Serzhan Zhumashov, from Kazakhstan, co-own Capital Partners, which has been snatching up luxury hotels around the globe.
--Pfizer exec Davinder Gill has grabbed the fifth-floor spot at 177 Ninth Avenue featuring a 46-bottle wine cooler for $2.75 million.