It's hard to keep up with Emily Blunt and John Krasinski's real estate moves. The couple have proven they're pros at flipping homes in California, recently selling a sexy, modern mansion to Kendall Jenner to the tune of $6.5 million and listing two other properties. Now, it seems the A-listers are ready to dip their toes into the New York market. They've reportedly plunked down $6 million for a sprawling townhouse in the trendy Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, just feet a

The Beverly Hills, CA, home that rocker Ozzy Osbourne and his wife, Sharon, rented for four years has hit the market for nearly $27 million! The Paul Williams designed 2- story brick home was built in 1955 and sits on an acre that includes gardens and a mosaic-tiled swimming pool.. The 5,389-square-foot house features four slender columns that front the entrance, a wood-paneled family room with wet bar, and dining room with built-up dentil molding. There are four bedrooms and

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The ultra-famous actors bought the chateau in 2012 for a reported $60 million and chose it as the location of their secret wedding in August 2014. In addition to its massive room count, the property also features fit-for-royalty details like terraced hillsides, olive groves, pine forests, a private lake, and (because, why not?) a moat. The asking price for the estate has yet to be revealed... and likely to be kept as private as their divorce details. As far as the vineyard go

George and Amal Clooney have bought a condo in a high-rise under construction in Midtown Manhattan. They apparently toured the penthouse - but opted for a smaller less expensive unit on one of the highest floors. The remarkably slender, glass-walled tower, next door to Mies van der Rohe’s iconic Seagram Building on Park Avenue, was designed by lauded British architect Lord Norman Foster and offers what marketing materials for the building describe as having interiors that “e

Friends co-creator David Crane and Mad About You producer Jeffrey Klarik were the first to buy at The Century, one of the poshest condo towers in Los Angeles. They spent five years designing their Century City penthouse to look like it was straight out of 1930's Manhanntan. It's Art Deco inspired with stunning fine art and antiques. They are ready to sell it all and move to London, says listing agent Nick Segal. Some of the prizes in the antique collection, which are include

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To put it simply... this home is just 'cool'. Fabulous outdoor bar for hosting pool parties or a relaxing night in.'Villa del Sol' or House of Sunshine invites you to embrace the ambiance and relish in life's pleasures. Good energy abounds with expansive space for accommodating cozy seating arrangements or larger gatherings beneath a sun or star filled sky. Ease into a light-filled room with soaring two-story windows, stunning marble floors, grand archways and awesome wroug

The 100-year-old house in East Hampton, NY, where Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spent her childhood summers has hit the market. You can buy it as part of an 11-acre, $50 million sale, or simply snag a piece of the property— the house and 7 acres— for $39 million. Four adjacent acres, which include a tennis court, are also on the market for $15 million. Town & Country says that Onassis’ grandfather John Vernou Bouvier Jr. owned the property, dubbed Lasata, a Native American word

The San Francisco Victorian featured in Robin Williams‘ “Mrs. Doubtfire,” which became a shrine to the Bay Area–based actor after his death, is now on the market for $4.45 million. Fans have been known to leave flowers and tokens of admiration on the doorstep. The 3,300-square-foot house on Steiner Street was the setting for the 1993 comedy where Williams wore pancake makeup and a pair of falsies to impersonate a British nanny so he could spend more time with his children aft