Rapper French Montana has listed his Hidden Hills home, once owned by Selena Gomez, for sale at $6.599 million. Also: Forest Whitaker has sold his Hollywood Hills compound, and 5 Seconds of Summer guitarist Michael Clifford has found new ground in Valley Village.
French Montana is asking $6.599 million for the Hidden Hills home he bought four years ago from Selena Gomez. The hip-hop star added a recording studio. Michael Clifford, guitarist for pop-punk outfit 5 Seconds of Summer, bought a Valley Village home on New Year’s Eve for $2.025 million. A swimming pool.
Former Los Angeles Kings star Ilya Kovalchuk paid $11.2 million for a contemporary-style home in Beverly Hills’ Trousdale neighborhood. Forest Whitaker has sold a pair of properties on a combined lot in the Hollywood Hills for $3.85 million. The two homes each have a separate entrance and driveway but share a gated 1.6-acre lot with a swimming pool.
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