Celebrity Homes

Everything must go for John Krasinski and Emily Blunt ... at least on the West Coast, where they just struck another deal to unload a home, but for way below the original asking price.

John and Emily bought the Ojai, CA home for $2.15 million back in 2012 ... then put it on the market last year with realtor Patty Waltcher for $4.25 mil. They didn't get any takers, so they slashed the price, and slashed ... and slashed some more before finally accepting an offer for around $2.75 mil.

The 5 bed, 5 bath home's now in escrow. It features 4,177 sq ft of hardwood floors, 4 fireplaces, a pool and gorgeous mountain views. It's the second SoCal property the couple's dumped this year.

Kendall Jenner snagged their hip WeHo home in June.

T-Pain is letting the grass grow under his feet ... and it could cost him big time.

Officials in Leon County, Tallahassee issued the singer 2 notices last week to clean up his front yard by early December, or face daily fines that could stack up to $20k.

The county's Code Enforcement Board heard testimony last month which painted T-Pain as a hoarder and a slob when it comes to basic landscaping. He was a no-show for the public hearing.

According to court docs, his front yard grass and shrubbery are already longer than 18 inches -- and he has a ton of "junk" that's been sitting in the yard for more than 2 weeks.

Greener? Who knows, but it's definitely longer at T-Pain's crib.

Charlie Sheen has a big real estate secret for those who can afford to listen.

We're told he's quietly selling the Bev Hills mansion where he hosted various "goddesses" over the last decade. There were wild parties fueled by drugs and alcohol, and epic sexual escapades.

It's also the house where Charlie's Bentley was famously stolen from the driveway and launched off a cliff.

Charlie bought the house for $7.2 million and is trying to snag $9 mil. He's got a shot ... the house is in one of the most desirable gated communities in the city.

We're told Charlie wants to move not to greener pastures but the bluer surroundings. He's eying places in Malibu, near the home of his parents.

Rap genius Riff Raff confused the number 12 with the number 2 -- at least according to the landlord who says Mr. Raff came up way short on his rent checks.

The rapper's been ordered to cough up 10 months of unpaid rent plus interest and court costs -- which comes out to $69,288 ... according to docs. RR signed a 12 month lease for the San Fernando Valley pad in July 2014, but the landlord says he was gone by September. The place appears to be unoccupied these days.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian went through emotional turmoil during their recent home renovation, with Kim complaining she was footing the gigantic bill herself.

Our sources say during the final taping of Khloe's talk show in April, Kim was grousing that they had sunk $8 million into their Hidden Hills remodel and it was all her money.

We're told the renovation costs swelled to $10 mil. Our sources say the main reason they sunk so much into the $20 million estate ... Kanye couldn't make his mind up. He would order a change and when it was completed he'd take a look and tell contractors to rip it out and do it another way.

We're told the remodel process has been frustrating and a source of tension for both of them, and to this day they have not spent a single night in the house that they bought 2 years ago.

Tyrese's wardrobe is just so fresh and clean, and it ain't gonna cost him a fortune anymore -- suck it, dry cleaners.

The singer/actor is proudly launching Voltron Cleaners, but don't get too excited ... it's just for him. Tyrese installed a full service laundromat, including a dry cleaning machine, in his house!

Sounds great -- except who's gonna do all the work, right? Tyrese has that covered too.

Perfect companion piece to his Benihana-style backyard restaurant and outdoor theater.

The house from the '90s hit show "Boy Meets World" is now ready and waiting for one nostalgic fan to snatch it up.

To be clear, the show starring Ben Savage as Cory Matthews wasn't shot on location, but this Studio City, CA crib was used for the show's exterior shots. It's a 2 bedroom, 2 bath on a .27 acre lot ... with a sick 2 story guest house.

Veteran actor Joe Campanella -- from "The Guiding Light," "The Practice" and a ton of other shows -- is selling the property for $1.595 million, and Lisa and Scott Sorrentino of Rodeo Realty are his reps.

Kind of a steal if you're a fan or just a wise investor.

Brendan Dassey's coming home to a hero's welcome -- from his parents, anyway -- and a room filled with reminders of how famous he's become while incarcerated for more than 10 years.

Brendan won't be going home to his old bedroom ... instead he has a newly furnished one in the Manitowoc County, WI home his family moved into about a year after his 2006 arrest.

It's loaded with a shrine of sorts -- posters, letters, even a guitar ... all sent from fans after "Making a Murderer" became a sensation. There's also a spot dedicated to WWE superstar John Cena. If you saw the Netflix series, you know one of Dassey's biggest complaints about getting arrested was missing Cena in WrestleMania 22.

'Brady Bunch' star Maureen McCormick clearly isn't one to get attached -- she just turned an inherited property into cold hard cash.

Maureen -- aka "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" -- inherited a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom pad in Woodland Hills, CA and unloaded the place for $635k ... a nice chunk o' change for a place built in 1952! The inheritance was shared, and according to docs ... the profit will be too.

We're told she never lived in the 1,346 sq. ft house, which has hardwood floors and a brick fireplace. Maureen was repped by Liz Halen with White House Properties.

It's unclear who left Maureen the property, but we can confirm she did not play catch in the backyard. Probably for the best ...

High-powered attorney Roy Black -- who's pulled Justin Bieber and Kelsey Grammer's bacon out of the fire -- is hoping to squeeze more than a mil out of his Hollywood Hills home.

Black and his wife, former 'Real Housewife' Lea Black, have listed the fully remodeled 4 bedroom, 5 bath pad above Sunset Strip for $3.2 million. They bought it in 2004 for $1.76 mil, so looks like they may make a little profit.

The home is listed by Steven Spreafico and has 3,536 sq feet, floor to ceiling windows and some of the best sight lines in the city. The ridiculous amount of outdoor living space is a major bonus too.

Rande Gerber is willing to give away the sofas in his Malibu mansion to whoever buys it ... but the topless shots of Cindy Crawford inside aren't up for grabs.

This video tour of the $60 million beachfront pad the couple's selling features gorgeous custom-made furniture ... and an awesome Herb Ritts photo of the supermodel partially nude.

Enjoy the view! The Pacific Ocean just got upstaged.

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber are confident someone will drop $15 million ... PER BEDROOM ... to grab their secluded Malibu compound.

The Gerbers just listed their 4 bedroom, 6 bath beachfront pad. They only bought it in 2015, but put a lot of renovations into the place.

Realtors Chris Cortazzo and Kurt Rappaport are manning the sale of the home, which also comes with a pool, spa, fire pit and tennis court. And yeah, for that kinda dough ... you also get breathtaking views of the Pacific and the mountains rising above it.

The house is located next door to the estate they own. We're told Rande and Cindy are not selling the entire lot ... they're keeping a driveway and a couple of acres to make the estate in which they live even bigger.

As for the $60 mil asking price ... real estate sources say Rande and Cindy bought the property for just over $50 mil, so they're banking a huge profit ... and they're not even selling the entire property!

Kat Von D is the new owner of the home made famous by Steve Martin in "Cheaper by the Dozen," but the place was anything but cheap.

The home's located in L.A.'s Hancock Park neighborhood which has been home to Melanie Griffith, Shonda Rhimes and Lana Del Rey ... and which also helps to explain the $6.5 million price tag.

HUGE is an understatement for the 12,500 sq ft, 3-story Victorian. With 11 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms ... it's a TON more room than single Kat needs, but maybe she's planning to adopt 12 kids.

Producer and former CAA agent Steve Alexander repped the likes of Jeff Bridges and Natalie Portman, and from the looks of his Malibu home ... he lives just as well as them.

Steve's actually unloading the stunning 5 bedroom, 7 bath mansion on Point Dume for $12.995 million. There's a pool, spa, fire pit and a dining area with a wood burning pizza oven. There's also a walking path to Little Dume beach -- it is the 'Bu after all.

Rick Ross is trying hard to hawk his Florida home at a $125k discount -- a massive loss for him.

Da Boss bought the mansion in 2008 for $1.25 mil and spent $500k on upgrades. He listed the home for $1.5 mil in 2015 and someone made an offer but it fell through, Rick put the house back on the market and a month ago dropped the asking price to $1.375.

The house is pretty sweet ... 6 bed, 5 bath 5,695 sq. ft., marble floors, gourmet kitchen, arcade room, 2 recording studios, huge pool, jacuzzi and putting green. It will be the second Florida property Ross has unloaded ... he sold his Fort Lauderdale pad for a skosh over $6 mil earlier this year.

The rapper bought Evander Holyfield's Georgia mansion in 2014 for $5.8 mil, so he's got cribs everywhere ... but like another famous rapper said -- mo money mo problems.

Donald Trump's presidency is already good for business ... especially businesses with the moniker, "Trump."

There has been a surge of interest in Trump real estate, according to our survey of NYC brokers. The agents say there was some fear before the election ... the Trump name would scare buyers away, but that was a miscalculation tied to some wonky poll numbers.

One agent -- Gilad Azaria -- has 7 listings in Trump buildings, and since the election he's had 4 "serious buyers" in the $3 million range. He also says 2 of his clients who already live in Trump properties want to trade up in the same buildings to more expensive places.

The agents with whom we spoke say the Trump properties are top quality, and the brand is now stronger than ever.

Celeb agents Josh and Matt Altman say it's a no-brainer ... living in a building owned by the president is awesome ... and a super good investment.