A home owned by Nicolas Cage that sold at a foreclosure auction last week.

I guess that it’s fitting that actor Nicolas Cage’s upcoming film, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, which comes out this month, is based in the Big Easy. It’s in New Orleans that Cage lost two homes to foreclosure last week …Full Story

Golfer Greg Norman is shooting for a lofty price on his Colorado ranch.

Earlier, today, I blogged about the oceanfront home that golf Greg Norman shared with ex-wife Laura Andrassy and has on the market for $60 million.

Well, now that he’s separating from his new wife of 15 months, tennis star Chris Evert, he’s also selling his Colorado estate. He has the 11,601-acre “Seven Lakes” Ranch, which is located near Meeker, Colo., listed for $55 million …Full Story

Golfing great Greg Norman has raised the asking price for this oceanfront home.

Golfing great Greg Norman has set the price for his oceanfront home in Jupiter Island, Florida, at a whopping $60 million. The 8-acre estate -- which has 172 feet of oceanfront and 370 feet on the Intracoastal Waterway -- is where President Bill Clinton famously injured his knee in 1997 …Full Story

Like many of us, Whitney Houston is slashing her asking price to sell -- but she's cut more than $2 million.

Singer Whitney Houston may be on the comeback trail (click here to see the filming of her "Million Dollar Bill" video), but apparently, all isn't well in the pop star's world. The singer has put her 12,561-square-foot home in Mendham, N.J., on the market for $2.5 million -- significantly less than its assessed value of $5.6 million, according to published reports. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage has the listing …Full Story

Nicolas Cage's homes in New Orleans are luxurious -- and are hitting the auction block.

You'd think that life would be good for actor Nicolas Cage, 45. He owns multiple homes around the world, has appeared in at least 60 films, and has a spouse, Alice Kim Cage, who's half his age.

But life is looking anything but pretty these days for the middle-aged actor. The Internal Revenue Service has put liens on Cage's two New Orleans properties for $6.6 million in unpaid taxes. Not only that, but a lender has foreclosed upon his French Quarter and Garden District New Orleans homes, which are to go up for auction Nov. 12 at the Orleans Parish Civil District court …Full Story

How much would you be willing to pay to live next to President Barack Obama?

In real estate, how valuable a home is often comes down to location.  But, what does mean for a home that neighbors the home owned by President Barack Obama in the Kenwood neighborhood in Chicago's South Side? …Full Story

Like a "tweet," the loft belonging to Twitter Co-Founder Evan Williams is simple and clean. (Photo: McGuire Real Estate)

How do you get a lot of attention for your home when you're looking to sell? If you are Twitter co-founder Evan Williams (@Ev) and have more than 1.181 million "followers" -- which sure beats my 44 (I can be found @NJCentral) -- you Tweet about it. Williams did just that last week, which got the attention of the "digital masses," says CNNMoney.com …Full Story

Korn guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer recently slashed the asking price on his home.

The home of rock band Korn guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer is now on the market for a cool $3.699 million. Located in Laguna Beach, Calif., with views of the Pacific Ocean, the residence was recently reduced from $3.749 million and was originally listed at $3.995 million, according to RedFin.com. Donna Pfanner of Coldwell Banker Previews International has the listing …Full Story

Hefner's ex-wife is suing him over the proceeds of their home.

Earlier, I blogged about how Playboy founder Hugh Hefner recently sold the home that he shared with estranged-wife Kimberly Conrad Hefner, 47, for $18 million, about $10 million below its asking price.

Built in 1929, the lavish 7,300-square-foot English Tudor neighbors Hefner's current residence, the Playboy Mansion …Full Story

The interior of Bernard Madoff's cottage is surprisingly not very luxurious.

The Bernard Madoff selloff has begun. It was widely reported yesterday that to start compensating victims of Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme -- which defrauded thousands of people of their investments -- the U.S. Marshals Service has put the financier's Montauk, N.Y., vacation property up for sale. Madoff is now serving a 150-year federal prison sentence in North Carolina for his crimes …Full Story