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In another ambitious real estate attempt, China has created a mini Paris, complete with the Romanesque buildings, fountains, statuettes and a faux Eiffel tower too! However, just like its other urban developments that remain starkly empty, this beautiful Parisian replica also remains hardly inhabited. The Vampire Diaries’ Paul Wesley and Torrey DiVitto List Los Angeles Home for $1.6 Million
While Paul Wesley, who is best known as “Stefan Salvatore”, one of the Salvatore brothers in popular horror-drama series ‘The Vampire Diaries’ and his wife Torrey DiVitto are bracing up for an ‘amicable divorce’, the not-so-in-love duo have already put up their Los Angeles home on the listing market with a $1.6 million price tag. Zaha Hadid’s Galaxy Soho Project in Beijing Slammed by City's Cultural Heritage Protection Center
Not everybody loves the Pritzker Prize-winner, abstract-building-designer architect, Zaha Hadid, especially not the Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Center. The group has accused the architect's latest project in the city, the Galaxy Soho Shopping Complex, of "destroying the city's heritage" and violating numerous preservation laws and regulations, according to several media reports. Giant Sinkhole Swallows Kansas Pasture, Might Grow Larger (VIDEO)
A humongous sinkhole gobbled up a whole field in Wallace County, Kansas leaving residents in utter shock and awe. The sinkhole first appeared on August 3 and has been growing ever since, according to several media reports. Black Swan Producer Mike Medavoy Sells Bel Air Home for $7.8 Million
Mike Medavoy, the production mastermind behind the movie "Black Swan", has reportedly sold his Bel Air home for $7.8 million. He had listed the property sometime back in March for $7.9 million. Carlos Santana Pricechops Vegas Pad; Now Asking $3.49 Million
Guitar god Carlos Santana might have settled down peacefully in the brand new $6 million home in Las Vegas, but looks like he is in a super hurry to unload his former abode- even if he does not earn a profit on it. Santana has reportedly knocked off $250,000 from the asking price of his previous Vegas pad and has now listed it for $3.49 million. David Cassidy’s Florida Residence Up for Sale at $4.49 Million
David Cassidy of the popular 70s sitcom “The Partridge Family” has reportedly listed his home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for sale asking for $4.49 million. Lisa and Leonard Hochstein’s 42 Star Island Drive Manse Blood Splashed; Further Angers MDPL (VIDEO)
The battle of saving the legendary Walter DeGarmo designed home at 42 Star Island Drive in Miami, owned by Real Housewife of Miami star Lisa Hochstein and her plastic surgeon husband Leonard Hochstein is far from over. It just got a little bloody! Literally! Yahoo Relocating Local San Francisco Team to Chronicle Building
Tech giant Yahoo! Inc. announced Thursday in its Tumblr blog that it will be moving its San Francisco team to the Chronicle Building at Fifth and Mission later in the year. The company has signed a five-year lease for office space of more than 70,000 square feet, according to several news reports. Sheryl Crow Pricechops Los Angeles Home; Now Asking $12.4 Million
Pop singer Sheryl Crow has knocked off a plum $3 million from the asking price of her home in Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles and has now listed it for $12.4 million. The home has been sitting unclaimed since October 2012 when it debuted with a $15 million price tag.
