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The 6,400-square-foot Bel Air mansion was purchased by billionaire Robert Friedland for $16million last week Actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor bought the estate in 1973 and lived there until she died in 2016 at age 99  Gabor purchased the property for $245,000 and then added on the second story while she lived there  The home, which sits on on 1.1-acre lot, has two motor courts, a pool, cabana, a bar and a grand terrace  Gabor reportedly hosted guests including Queen Elizabeth II, presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush and actress Elizabeth Taylor at the property

Print Ryan Seacrest is shooting for the stars in Beverly Hills. Eight years after buying a secluded compound from Ellen DeGeneres for $36.5 million, the TV host has listed it for $85 million. The massive price hike is not only representative of the value of trophy estates skyrocketing over the years, but also of the work Seacrest put into the property. Listing photos show he updated the living spaces and added high-end amenities such as a massage room and media room. Located across the street from Franklin Canyon Reservoir, the contemporary compound covers about three acres and includes a 9,0...

Mansion Global The canary-colored Los Angeles home last traded hands in 2018 By Liz Lucking  |  Save Adam Latham for Sotheby's International Realty 1 of 7 Adam Latham for Sotheby's International Realty 1 of 7 ••••• The canary-colored Bel Air, California, estate that was the longtime home of flamboyant Hollywood star Zsa Zsa Gabor has changed hands in an eight-figure deal. The French Regency mansion sold on Tuesday for $16 million, significantly less than the $20.8 million that the seller—an anonymous entity—paid for it in 2018, property records sh...