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Tucked away on a hill in Bel Air is the largest house in the world. This record-breaking modern castle is surrounded on three sides by a moat and hovers over the city with views of Los Angeles.

We're still going back and forth, strategically speaking, but we anticipate that the listing price will be approximately $250 million,' Crestlloyd manager Lawrence Perkins told the court. 'Our goal is to r...

The new-build in Bel Air, once valued at $500 million, spans more than 100,000 square feet, twice as big as the White House

Hidden away atop a hill in Bel Air sits the world’s largest home. Surrounded on three sides by a moat, this record-breaking, modern-day castle floats above the city, overlooking Los Angeles. The hillt...

Seven years after he started working on ‘The One’, a 100,000-square-foot mansion in Bel-Air, movie producer turned developer Nile Niami says he’s just about ready to test the market. Image used for r...

It can often feel like the best prime real estate properties are in the US in New York, California or Florida. And at a glance, just by looking at the properties for sale online, you’re right. Robb Repor...

As the highest-listed home to hit the U.S. market, “The One” is a Bel Air estate that is an overindulgence of luxury. Movie producer and real estate developer Nile Niami’s newly completed mega-mansio...

Nobody needs this kind of decadent luxury, but it’s cool to have it in one place. That’s the philosophy ultra-luxury real estate developer Nile Niami bases his entire body of work upon. So far, he’s ...

Once listed for $100 million, an elaborate Beverly Hills spec house with a champagne vault and a “car museum” has been on the market for about three years, undergoing several major price cuts. Now, the...

Real estate developer Nile Niami used to work as a movie producer, producing an array of low-budget genre films in the 90s and early 2000s. But then he switched over to the real estate/megamansion game, an...

THE LATEST: With $323 million in sales in 2018, Kirman ranked No. 8 on the Los Angeles Business Journal's list of top real estate agents.

It seems like everybody is offering advice on real estate social media marketing these days. Beware though: Not all advice is created equally. Sure, “post great pictures” is definitely good advice, but...

On the popular sitcom "Young Sheldon," this quaint ranch house stands in as the humble Texas home of Sheldon Cooper's family.

This palatial $50 million Mediterranean-style estate in Bel Air, California, where Prince once lived and the Season 8 cast of “American Idol” stayed, has a lavish secret buried under the lawn — it’...

Nestled in the Tuscan hills at the end of a road lined with cypress trees sits Villa Poggio Torselli, a Renaissance-era mansion surrounded by vineyards and expansive English-style gardens.

Niles Niami at his completed property The Opus in Los Angeles, California. He is due to put an even more luxurious property, known as The One, on the market later this year

Mega-mansion developer Nile Niami dished on his latest palace of excess — the $500 million Bel Air mansion he calls The One. It is expected to hit the market later this year, for regular guys, he said, w...

A winged spec home composed of three propeller-like blades has flown onto the market in Bel-Air for $56 million.

Designed and executed in collaboration with the developer Dang Bodiratnangkura, architect Zoltan Pali’s latest project is a breathtaking tour-de-force of glass and steel. Visually ready to fly off over t...

It’s a bird . . . it’s a plane . . . it’s a house modeled after a three-blade airplane propeller! When designing an ultramodern home at 11490 Orum Road in Bel-Air, Calif., Thai developer Duangpatra B...

A massive Los Angeles spec home designed to resemble an airplane propeller is coming on the market for $56 million.

One man is building a house so enormous, and so absurdly lavish, that it may be the ultimate symbol of our age of thirst, excess and inequality. Asking price? $500 million.

House-shopping millionaires can almost always have their pick when it comes to real estate, whether it’s a sprawling Georgia manor or space in a ritzy D.C. suburb.

In L.A. a growing number of developers are banking on home buyers wanting amenities like $250,000 Champagne cellars, jellyfish rooms, moats, IMAX theaters, and 30-car galleries. Here's why

CNBC’s Robert Frank, takes a tour of the most expensive listing in America.

THIS PROPERTY SKIRTS THE SIZE RESTRICTIONS AND INCLUDES COMPLETED PLANS AND PERMITS. If you’ve ever dreamed of living near freshly minted Bel Air residents Jay-Z and Beyoncé, here’s your chance.

One of the largest parcels of developable land in the ritzy Los Angeles enclave of Bel Air hit the market Tuesday for $60 million. Just imagine what the house might cost. Known as Estate One in the supe...