Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick have just purchased the Calabasas estate of former NFL star wide receiver and current ESPN analyst Keyshawn Johnson. They are now neighbors with pop star Justin Bieber. I am not a fan of either one of them, but I thought it would be nice to check out a property they bought for $8.5 million!
This Brooklyn Clocktower apartment was bought by Ann Hathaway in January 2013 and it seems she can’t live in the property because it is not cozy enough. In my opinion it has spectacular views and the interior can easily be made more livable. anyway she is selling it for $4.25 million, interested?
In addition to the open floorplan and beautiful views, the building offers a concierge, roof deck, and health club.
Located on the Holmby Hills adjacent to Hugh Hefner’s celebrated Playboy Mansion, the Brody House was sold for $39.8 Million a couple of months ago to Hollywood celebrity talk show host and entertainer, Ellen DeGeneres. DeGeneres paid what is arguably the highest price per square foot the city has ever seen.
I love how this interview was done, simple and perfect for such a charming and down to earth character as Sarah Jessica Parker. Her house resembles her character a lot. Check the video to see what I am talking about.
I’ve been a fan of Avicii for a while, he’s been doing an amazing job recently remaining in the top 5 positions for the annual top 100 DJ’s as per Dj’s Magazine for the past 3 years.
Avicii just bought a $15.5 million house in Hollywood, with beautiful views, wide spaces, an area of over 7000 sq. feet, and an infinity swimming pool. This luxurious house provides everything for Avicii to be comfortable and entertained.
Patrick Dempsey, the famous actor from Grey’s Anatomy, and his wife, were looking for a nice home with a little land and a house with some architectural significance. The place they finally decided on was a charming simple house originally designed by non other than famous architect Frank Gehry back in 1968 before he became one of the iconic architects of our time.
Karl Lagerfeld took photos of his Parisian apartment which is probably one of the most futuristic spaces I have come across. At first I thought it was a series of 3D images. I love the way Legerfeld thinks, but this time I felt the design was too cold to live in.
In the photo above, retractable glass walls reveal part of the huge collection of books by Karl Lagerfeld (estimated at around 40 000) .
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