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What's happened today in the world of luxury real estate? - Wild Oklahoma City Megamansion—With Everything From a Bowling Alley to a Helipad—Is Selling for $17.25 Million - Spanish Home Prices Are Rising Fastest on the Coast - Benihana Listing NYC Apartment - and more! Read Mansion Global Daily: https://lnkd.in/eD_fqtie

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have officially put their massive Los Angeles mansion on the market for $68 million. The lavish Beverly Hills property hit listing sites last Thursday, months after rumors began that the couple, who are reportedly estranged, were shopping the home around only a year after buying it for nearly $61 million. The roughly 5-acre property—which is in a gated community and spans a massive 38,000 square feet—includes an indoor sports court with an adjacent gym and games room. Built in 2000, the house has 12 bedrooms and a whopping 24 bathrooms. The resort-sized property has the amenities to match, including a V-shaped pool with views over the surrounding hills, a detached two-bedroom guardhouse and a 5,000-square-foot guest penthouse. https://lnkd.in/eEG-diip

What's happened today in the world of luxury real estate? - A London Townhouse With Elton John’s Hand-Me-Down Purple Kitchen - Evictions Surge in Major Cities in the American Sunbelt - Detroit Pistons’s New Coach J.B. Bickerstaff Lists Lakefront Ohio Mansion - and more! Read Mansion Global Daily: https://lnkd.in/eryptNgR

This $30 million Rhode Island home comes with traitorous ties—it was originally owned by the grandfather of Revolutionary War turncoat Benedict Arnold. Located on Bulls Point in Jamestown, Rhode Island, the secluded compound has been in the same family for over 70 years. Set on 3.24 acres, the property comprises two buildable lots that currently house two dwellings containing two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. The main house, built in 1990, has 1,848 square feet of living area, plus over 300 square feet of decks and porch. The accessory outbuilding, which has a ground-level workshop and upper-floor office, was added in 1995. The cabin, built in 1890, is 289 square feet and has a gas fireplace, a full bathroom, a bedroom and a refrigerator. The main house has a New York City-style loft plan defined by walls of windows, skylights and polished concrete floors studded with glass blocks. Other features include 16-foot ceilings, 10-foot handcrafted Dutch doors and a wood-burning stove. The two-lot property comes with a slip and the rights to a mooring. https://lnkd.in/gbQNGP-x

Live like royalty—but in L.A. A walled Normandy-style castle once owned by music star Moby in Los Angeles with views of the Hollywood sign and Griffith Park Observatory is on the market—complete with a secret underground Prohibition-era speakeasy. The 5,000-square-foot chateau—widely known as Wolf’s Lair—was built as a family home in 1927 by Hollywoodland developer and art director L. Milton Wolf. Subsequent residents reportedly included Debbie Reynolds, Marlon Brando, and Efram Zimbalist, Jr. https://lnkd.in/gr7Mtft5

For prime London sellers, this post-election period might be the moment to strike as wealthy and overseas buyers seek to make a move before the Labour Party’s promised changes to stamp duty, as well as the increased competition bound to come after an expected interest cut later this summer. “I think that there is a window and I think that there will be people looking to execute in that window,” said James Gow, head of London residential sales and head of Kensington sales at Strutt & Parker. “We will see a real hive of activity come September, when buyers return from holidays, but there’ll be some savvy buyers who want to get their deals done now.” https://lnkd.in/e6yEEcuy

We’d do anything and everything for our beloved furry friends. But that doesn’t mean we want to sacrifice our carefully curated homes for less-than-attractive pet accessories. From a swoon-worthy cat bed to an elevated treat jar, these pet picks won’t clash with your decor. https://lnkd.in/e5wwdjZ8

What's happened today in the world of luxury real estate? - Bold Buyers and Savvy Sellers Will Find a Post-Election Moment of Opportunity in London - Gary Sinise Sells His 28-Acre California Estate - Fourth Straight Month of Record Home Prices in Southern California - and more! Read Mansion Global Daily: https://lnkd.in/ePyMcejm

The house that hair built can now be yours! A butterfly-shaped house in East Hampton, New York, belonging to celebrity hair stylist Sally Hershberger is up for sale for $2.995 million. Hershberger’s clients include a who’s who of actors, celebrities and politicians, including most recently, Jill Biden. Hershberger styled her hair for the cover of Vogue that dropped last week. The two-bedroom home is stylish in its own way, showcasing classic mid-century design, with open spaces, clean lines, vaulted wood-paneled ceilings and bright interiors that contrast with its black facade. Located on a 1-acre lot, the home is just a few minutes from the ocean, while also offering plenty of privacy as well as its own 42-foot pool. The spacious grounds are landscaped with indigenous plants and lush lawns. https://lnkd.in/guW53Mmc

What's happened today in the world of luxury real estate? - Tom Petty’s Longtime Malibu Home Heads to Market - Jonah Hill Looks to Turn Profit on California Home He Bought Two Years Ago - Dubai Attracting Growing Number of Chinese Property Investors - and more! Read Mansion Global Daily: https://lnkd.in/e6wwKphN