#celebrity-real-estate

#celebrity-real-estate

Though he was born and raised in Brooklyn, the comedian favors Los Angeles when it comes to investing in real estate. The talk show host owns properties in the Hollywood Hills, where he maintains a compound comprised of two adjacent homes, and in Hermosa Beach, where he owns an additional pair of properties. If the Jimmy Kimmel Live! host ever decides to add an Italian villa to his real estate portfolio, it won't be too hard: He obtained Italian citizenship earlier this year,

Andrew Rannells is selling his beloved Chelsea triplex for $2.395 million. He bought the place in 2018 for only a little less than that - $2.1 million - shortly after he ended filming for Girls. "It had a cozy, homey feel to it," Rannells told the New York Times on Friday, "which was why I immediately jumped on buying it."

"I tell my billionaire and celebrity clients that it is very hard in today's world to keep anything under wraps," says Aaron Kirman, a broker with Christie's International Real Estate.

The pair delisted their shared SoCal mansion after more than a year on the market without a buyer, indicating challenges in selling the high-profile property.