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These unique and expensive properties are often easy to fall in love with, yet tough to value.
Theyre so different from the homes around them that its hard to say exactly how much theyre worth.
Celebrities often buy places like this only to have difficulty selling them later on.
In fact, no one can quite agree on how much the following celebrity dream homes are worth.
The best estimate from tax appraiser valuations is between $18 million and $37 million.
Trump bought the 126-room property in 1985 for around $10 million.
It was originally built by the heiress to the Post cereal fortune, Marjorie Merriweather Post.
The property is difficult to value for multiple reasons.
It has historical significance, which is tough to put a price tag on.
Plus, Mar-a-Lago is an active country club with 500 members.
That may increase its value, but its hard to pinpoint by exactly how much.
The Rocks Atlanta Estate
Next up is Dwayne The Rock Johnsons estate just outside Atlanta.
Johnsons estate has sat on the market for over three years without any price cuts.
Its situated on 45 acres and has its own lake.
It also has a 12-stall horse barn, a riding arena and a viewing deck.
The Atlanta-area estate is tough to value because its so different from the places around it.
It may be worth $7.5 million, but only to a very specific kind of buyer.
Or maybe Johnson needs to finally cut the propertys price if he ever wants to sell it.
Its a 13,000-square-footmansionwith ocean views, a two-story guest house and direct access to a private beach.
Brosnan and his wife designed the home with a Southeast Asian aesthetic.
Theyve had the property listed for $100 million for four years without making any price cuts.
Most of the homes around it are also modern or Spanish style.
The Southeast Asian design of the Brosnan home is unusual enough that it may be turning awaysome potential buyers.
Its a beautiful space.
It takes up the top two floors of a boutique condo built in 1924.
Featuring over 6,500 square feet, the four-bedroom home even comes with a landscaped roof deck and putting green.
That being said, the home is in a high-traffic area, which isnt alwayswhat the ultra-wealthy want.
Its also only on the sixth story, which is much lower than the penthouses around it.
These reasons may be why the property was listed for so long without attracting a buyer.
Luckily for Lopez, she finally found someone who agreed with her valuation.
It just took seven years to do it.
Its currently listed for $14.9 million, but thats after three price cuts.
But real estate professionals say the property is highly customized based on Jordans tastes.
They say it would take a lot of renovations for a new buyer to make the home their own.
Celine Dions Water Wonderland
Celine Dion is one of themost famous vocalistson the planet.
She also built an incredibly unique home for herself in Florida.
But it took years and many price cuts to find a buyer.
Steve Cohens Central Park Penthouse
Steven Cohen is an ultra-wealthyhedge fund managerwho owns the New York Mets.
In 2013, he tried to sell his luxurious midtown Manhattan penthouse for an eye-popping $115 million.
The two-story property features floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook Central Park and Manhattan.
Its one of the most desirable locations in the city, too, at East 58th Street.
But others never seemed to love the penthouse quite as much as Cohen.
He didnt find a buyer for the place until 2021.
By that point, Cohen had dropped the price several times.
It eventually sold for just $29.5 million over $85 million less than his initial valuation.
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