Welcome back to our Celebrity Real Estate section! Here, we cover some of the most interesting celebrity real estate transactions. In this post, we are going to take you on a tour of Captain Nick

Ellen DeGeneres and Taylor Swift are, perhaps, the two most adorable celebrities in our time. Their friendship (more so Ellen pranking Taylor Swift) often brings us joy, and they are both funny, charming, and witty

Like usual, celebrities don’t sleep when it comes to real estate. For the past months, we’ve seen several transactions made by celebrities, either in the form of selling, buying, or putting a property on the

Obviously, celebrities are just like normal people (just more popular and with more money). And just like us, celebrities also purchase real estate! However, while some go house shopping for places they can call their

After 20 years of hosting countless parties and their celebrity friends, Tina Brown and Sir Harold Evans, the famous media power couple, finally sold their residence in Manhattan. Located in the heart of Sutton Place,

After selling their one-bedroom apartment in Brewster Carriage House, SoHo (Nolita) for $3,900,000 in October 2016, John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are once again owners of the Nolita Penthouse since their recent purchase in May

In December 2013, American playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda, renown for his Broadway Musical, “Hamilton” and “In The Heights”, sold his 3-bedroom family home for $710,000, which was $70,000 less than the amount he co-purchased with his

Here is part two of our Brooklyn celebrity investment properties post, along with the interactive map which displays where celebrities have purchased properties in Brooklyn!     15) Rose Byrne & Bobby Cannavale – 453

Manhattan is a bustling borough packed with movie stars, celebrities, and businessmen. When the topic of celebrity property investments comes up, neighborhoods such as Tribeca, SoHo, NoLita, and Greenwich Village pops to mind. Sure, many

New York City is the cultural center of the world; a place where talented actors, artists, musicians, and tycoons with the likes of Lady Gaga, Rupert Murdoch, and Demi Moore call home. While New York has