James Corden is willing to slash and burn the price of his Brentwood Park house, recently cutting it from $22 million to $17.95 million.īut that’s nothing compared to Mark Wahlberg. Mark Wahlberg’s Beverly Park estate could have sold for more, brokers told The Post, if he hadn’t been rushed to sell. Same with Jennifer Lopez, who put her Bel Air place up for sale in February. Getty ImagesĬelebrities like Jim Carrey and Mark Wahlberg, not to mention a slew of lesser known multimillionaires, have all rushed to dump their homes in the last few months.Īfter 30 years in his 12,700 square-foot home in Brentwood, Carrey made the big decision to list it in February for $29 million. Mark Wahlberg took a $22 million price cut on his LA mansion, but he sold it before the deadline for the city’s new mansion tax. The change will add hundreds of thousands - if not millions - of dollars in additional new transfer taxes for sellers, which will go to support a homeless housing measure Angelenos passed last November. That’s because a so-called “mansion tax” goes into effect Saturday in Los Angeles, adding a 4% tax for sellers on homes that sell for between $5 million and $10 million and 5.5% on amounts $10 million and above. Sellers have been throwing in brand new Bentleys and McLarens and drastically slashing prices in order to incentivize a quick close. The real estate market might be cooling nationally, but among the multimillionaire set in Los Angeles, it has been red hot - so much so that some sellers are getting burned. Racer Jeff Gordon lists $13M NYC condo in J.Lo’s building

Florida mansion where Shakira and Marc Anthony were guests asks $69.9Mīarbara Walters’ nearly 30-year New York City home lists for $19.75Mīradley Cooper says goodbye to 20-year California bungalow, on sale for $2.4M

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