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The Real Housewives of New York City alum Kelly Killoren Bensimon might have amassed $60M in real estate deals, but she still loves a good bargain.The 53-year-old Douglas Elliman realtor paired a $49.90 Zara 'Poplin' midi-dress with far more expensive Manolo Blahnik stilettos while out in Manhattan on Thursday.Kelly's hairstylist Fatima coiffed her ombre waves anf she wore lots of jewelry for her Big Apple stroll.

is in contract to sell her West Chelsea penthouse. The sprawling duplex, at 532 W.

Gene Simmons and Shannon Lee Tweed Simmons are giving Entertainment Tonight a tour of their home!The KISS rocker, 71, and his wife, 64, exclusively invited ET inside their Los Angeles mansion, which is on the market for $25 million by Josh and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman. It's the same home where they shot their long-running reality TV show,, which also featured their two children, Nick, 32, and Sophie, 28.Shannon explained that she and Gene have finally decided to leave Los Angeles in search of a quieter, more laid-back lifestyle. It's something they've been thinking about for a while now, she said, ever since Nick and Sophie moved out and into homes of their own.

Ryan Serhant, Fredrik Eklund, Steve Gold and Tyler Whitman as they navigate new businesses, working remotely and managing the needs of several high-profile clients.«Kirsten is a power broker. She's tough as nails,» Serhant says in the trailer.

The King of Queens is heading down south.Kevin James splashed out $14million to purchase a massive, six-bedroom South Florida oceanfront estate, according to the New York Post.The 55-year-old comedian had his eye on the impressive mansion and was able to score a deal on the palatial pad, which was initially listed for $15,950,000 through famed real estate company Douglas Elliman. Wow!Kevin James splashed out $14million to purchase a massive, six-bedroom South Florida oceanfront estate, according to the New York PostRandall Stofft Architects along with Stofft Ikasu Interiors and a team of engineers completely renovated, redesigned and upgraded this oceanfront estate, according to property reports.

“Real Housewives of New York City” star Ramona Singer is moving on from branded Pinot Grigio and skincare to … selling high-end real estate.The bubbly blonde is studying for her New York real estate license, a source told Gimme. She doesn’t have it yet, but when she does, she is slated to join Michael Lorber’s star team at Douglas Elliman.Singer got to know Douglas Elliman by choosing the firm to rep her when she sold her Upper East Side apartment for $4 million.The four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom condo first came on the market in 2018, asking $4.9 million and sold last year.She had bought the 2,468 square foot unit at 201 E.

Davina Potratz is saying farewell to “Selling Sunset”.

Davina Potratz is saying goodbye to the Oppenheim Group, and hello to a fresh new opportunity!ET confirmed on Thursday that the star is leaving her job at the popular real estate brokerage, and moving on to rival Douglas Elliman in Beverly Hills. ET has reached out to Portratz's former boss, Jason Oppenheim, for comment.«I'm really excited to be a part of Douglas Elliman and their very sophisticated and global new development division,» Potratz told, who was first to report the news.

“Selling Sunset” real estate agent Davina Potratz is leaving the Oppenheim Group for a rival company in Beverly Hills, Calif. The Netflix reality show focuses on the friendships between the agents selling mansions and their sales for the Oppenheim Group.

Davina Potratz just seal her fate on Selling Sunset … or did she set herself up for a season 4 plot twist?The real estate agent recently announced she was leaving Jason Oppenheim’s agency to join a rival company, Douglas Elliman.“I’m really excited to be a part of Douglas Elliman and their very sophisticated and global new development division,” Potratz told People on Wednesday, October 7. “My background is in new development sales and marketing, so this is just a wonderful opportunity for me.

Mae Hamilton Swedish actor Dolph Lundgren, perhaps best known for his seminal work as Russian boxer Ivan Drago in “Rocky IV,” is teaming up with “Million Dollar Listing” star and fellow Swede Fredrik Eklund, of Douglas Elliman, to roundhouse kick his fetching Hollywood Hills home onto the market with a knockout price tag of $4.25 million.

CALVIN Harris has decided to put his incredible £4.2 million Hollywood House up for sale two years after buying it from another superstar DJ. The Grammy winner has updated his extensive real estate portfolio but has now put his cosy 6000 square foot home back on the market.

Hollywood scion Natasha Gregson Wagner has been in the public eye her entire life. Of course, that’s a natural byproduct of being the elder daughter of beloved, iconic Tinseltown star Natalie Wood, who mysteriously perished off the coast of Catalina Island in 1981 — in a case that’s still unresolved.

After a long slog on the market, an infamous mansion looming high above L.A.’s Sunset Strip has sold to local investor Joe Simsoly in an $18.5 million deal. That’s a very big number, of course, but it’s also more than $20 million less than the property last fetched in November 2012, when it transferred for a record-breaking $39 million to Malaysian playboy Jho Low. For many years, that transaction held the record for priciest Hollywood Hills home sale ever — until it was finally eclipsed earlier this year.

Televised talent show tycoon Nigel Lythgoe has slung his posh and pedigreed, circa-1930s residence in L.A.’s tony Bel Air neighborhood up for sale with an asking price of $13 million. Said to be briefly occupied in the 1940s by Lana Turner, once owned by “All in the Family” star Jean Stapleton and later by late philanthropist Nancy Daly, the clapboard-clad and black-shuttered East Coast traditional was acquired by the 12-time Emmy nominated “American Idol” producer and “So You Can Dance” creator almost a decade ago for close to $7.5 million.

Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff stepped down as the company’s longtime CEO last year, and the tech tycoon-turned-New York Times bestselling author (“Zillow Talk: Rewriting the Rules of Real Estate”) recently announced the launch of dot.la, his new L.A.-based news coverage startup. So it’s a bit surprising that Rascoff’s main residence, his big estate in the extra-posh Westside L.A. neighborhood of Brentwood Park, has suddenly popped up for sale.