When real estate mogul Jeff Greene listed his Beverly Hills mansion in November 2014 for $195 million, it was the most expensive home for sale in the US.

Later, he decided to try and rent it $475,000 a month.

After nearly a year, it seems Greene is tired of hanging on to the property and is chopping the price by $46 million.

Called "Palazzo di Amore," Greene's home was built for parties. It has an entertainment complex and ballroom, a private-label vineyard, and parking garages for more than two dozen cars. According to a statement, the house was "eight years of hard work" and Greene is selling it because the East Coast is now his base of operations.

"It is, quite simply, impossible to recreate and one of a kind,” Greene said in the statement.

With its new $149 million asking price, the home is still the most expensive public listing in America. Greene made a fortune when the real estate bubble burst in Greece and is worth about $3.2 billion, according to Forbes.

Joyce Rey and Stacy Gottula of Coldwell Banker Previews International have the listing.

Julie Zeveloff contributed to an earlier version of this post. 

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The Palazzo di Amore is not your ordinary mansion. It's a true party palace, with space to entertain 1,000 guests.

Visitors pass through three sets of gates before arriving at the grand home. The two-story entry has a pair of curved marble staircases.

The 15,000-square-foot "entertainment complex" is what sets this home apart. It has a ballroom with a revolving floor and can host 250 for a seated dinner.

Whether you want to relive the glamour  of the Roaring Twenties or just want to see what life is like for a Russian billionaire, this $100 million property on New York's Long Island has got you covered.

First built in 1928, this 8-acre Long Island estate has all of the modern luxuries you would hope to get in a home of that price.

"This is truly a premier residence that offers the discerning buyer immense privacy less than an hour away from New York City," listing agent Diane Polland said in a press release announcing the $100 million listing. 

The estate was previously owned by Tamir Sapir, a Russian émigré who made his fortune in New York real estate. He died in 2014.

The current owner, whose identity is shrouded in mystery by a limited liability corporation, bought the estate in 2013 for $15.85 million, but they never moved in. 

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One of the largest and most expensive homes on Long Island's North Shore is up for sale again.

Located in the village of Kings Point, the 8-acre estate lies about 25 miles from Manhattan.

Much of that acreage is taken up by manicured lawns and gardens. Long, winding driveways lead to the several different structures situated on the property.

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Former Apple executive Michael Barnick spent millions building his dream house.

He started designing the contemporary home with a bevy of automated features in 2005, according to The Wall Street Journal.

But by the time it was completed — just a few weeks ago — he no longer needed the 10,000-square-foot mansion, as his kids are all grown up.

Located in Santa Barbara, California, the home is listed for $35 million, but Barnick told the Journal he only spent $30 million on it. Suzanne Perkins of Suzanne Perkins Realty has the listing.

Though he didn't live in the home, Barnick definitely made use of it. The design process taught him so much about home automation that he went on to found Quantum Integration, a company that installs smart home systems.

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On a sleepy Santa Barbara street, 4305 Marina Drive sits high on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Southwestern landscaping and reflecting pools welcome you into the home.

Inside, the house is light and airy — with fantastic water views.

It's packed to the rafters with gadgets and goodies. Lights, speakers, televisions, climate, window shades, gas fireplaces, and even door locks can be controlled remotely via a tablet or smartphone.

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Caitlyn Jenner just gave her living room and bedroom a makeover, with a little help from New York-based interior designer Lori Margolis.

"Caitlyn always lived in beautiful houses, but designing them was Kris Jenner’s domain — Caitlyn wasn’t really involved," Margolis told Architectural Digest in an exclusive interview.

"This time, she really wanted to put her personal stamp on the house.”

And that's exactly what she did. 

The space, which is the main shooting location for Jenner's E! show, "I am Cait," now sports a "distinctly California beachy vibe with a touch of Hollywood glamour," according to Architectural Design.

Jenner revealed the redesigned rooms during a recent episode of her show.  

Her monochrome living room boasts a custom, 12-foot-long Homenature sofa — her favorite piece in the home. It fits both her 6-foot-2-inch stature and her large extended family. 

The lounge chairs are also custom-tailored with Tibetan lamb's wool from Loft Thirteen for ultimate comfort. 

Jenner's sleek, neutral hued bedroom features quartz lamps from Homenature perched on gold-accented nightstands from Shine by S.H.O.

The suite includes a massive walk-in closet and vanity station where Jenner does her hair and makeup.  

According to Margolis, Jenner wanted her home to represent both her style and journey. "She wanted something soft and feminine, but also something that has strength."

Mission accomplished. 

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You might not recognize Mill Hill Farm at first glance, but it has an Oscar-nominated film credit to its name.

A scene from 2013's "The Wolf of Wall Street"was shot at the seven-acre equestrian estate. For those who saw the movie, the house makes a cameo as Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) is encouraged to make a deal and leave Wall Street.

The spacious property is now on the market for $3.8 million — a steal by Long Island Gold Coast standards.

Jason and Rudy Friedman of The Friedman Realty Team Real Estate have the listing.

Keep scrolling to take a tour of the interiors and the sprawling grounds.

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The Mill Hill Farm is a seven-acre equine estate on the Gold Coast of Long Island.

A gated entrance blocks prying eyes and offers plenty of privacy.

The main home is a 5,000-square-foot, five-bedroom mansion.

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Boasting a private pier with jaw-dropping views and known as "Summertide," this legendary property along Lake Tahoe's North Shore is what real estate dreams are made of. 

Aviation entrepreneur and American business tycoon Howard Hughes was once the home's owner, but now it can be yours for $19.5 million. John Leles, who is affiliated with Oliver Luxury Real Estate and Christie’s International Real Estate, holds the listing. 

Keep scrolling for an inside-out tour of this lakeside paradise. 

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Welcome to Summertide.

Perched on a bluff, the home looks out across 500 feet of pristine shoreline.

The estate includes five parcels of land over 5.5 acres.

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A six-floor mansion on the "Gold Coast" of Manhattan's Upper East Side has just been listed for $50 million.

The home, at 7 East 76th Street, is chock-full of secrets and amenities spread across its 14,000 square feet. Among its 20 rooms are a wine cellar, maid's quarters, two art galleries, a recreation room, and a sunny solarium.

The property is being sold by Japanese billionaire philanthropist Bungo Shimada, according to the Wall Street Journal. Shimada told the Journal that maintaining the home in "top form" requires too much effort for his lifestyle. Stan Ponte of Sotheby's International Realty has the listing.

Keep scrolling for a tour of this historic piece of New York real estate. 

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Less than a block from Central Park, the townhouse mansion is built entirely of limestone.

Erected in 1898, a massive addition was completed in the 1920s and other updates were made in the late '90s. Historical details like the gorgeous mansard roof have been preserved over the years.

Inside, the entrance parlor has immaculate and original 12 feet high ceilings.

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After a 17-month contract period, the most expensive home ever sold in Miami has finally closed — for a whopping $60 million. That's $10 million over the asking price of $50 million.

The 12,516-square-foot penthouse in the 18-story Faena Housecondominium tower sits on Miami Beach's widest stretch of white sand.

It was developed and built by Argentina's Faena Group and contains just 47 residences. But the penthouse is by far the most luxurious. 

The glass-walled apartment has a five bedrooms, two custom kitchens, and exclusive access to a private elevator.

There's also a media room, great room, dressing room, and 70-foot infinity pool on the 9,900-square-foot, Brazilian-style terrace, known as an "Alero."

All Faena House residents have access to its hotel-style amenities and services. These include valet and private concierge service, an in-house spa and fitness center with direct ocean views, a private beach club with full cabana service, and two pools.

The buyer of the $60 million penthouse is unknown, but a representative told the Wall Street Journal last year that they appreciated the "privacy afforded by the fact that the building is relatively small ... and that the penthouse has a rooftop pool."

Julie Zeveloff and Liz O'Connor contributed to an earlier version of this report.

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Tom Cruise has reportedly sold his Hollywood Hills compound for $1.6 million under the asking price.

The gated, European-style villa, which was listed in March for $13 million, is said to have closed at $11.4 million, which is slightly less than the actor paid for it. 

According to Variety, it's rumored that Cruise used the 2.5 acre property as a retreat for high-level Scientologists. Recently, Cruise's sister was living on the property. 

The estate comprises two parcels of land with a main house and guest house. The latter was purchased by Cruise for $1.8 million shortly after he bought the main property in 2005 for $9.85 million, bringing the total to $11.65 million, not including any home improvements Cruise may have made. 

The movie star seems to be undergoing a real estate overhaul. In November of last year he listed his Colorado estate for $59 million, and back in 2013 he listed his New York townhouse for $28 million, as well as an East Village condo for $3 million. He currently lives in a Beverly Hills mansion he bought for $30.5 million in 2007, according to Variety.

Keep scrolling for a tour of the Hollywood Hills mansion shrouded in Scientology rumors. 

Megan Willett contributed to an earlier version of this post. 

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Welcome to Tom Cruise's Hollywood Hills compound. The home is right off of the famous Mulholland Drive, shielded from the street by fences and gates with a long, winding driveway.

According to Variety, the estate is rumored to have been a not-so-secret Scientology retreat.

The property has both a 4,965-square-foot main residence as well as a separate 1,742-square-foot guest house. The main house has oak floors and Venetian plaster walls.

Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's 20,000-square-foot mansion became one of the most expensive public listings in New York City when it hit the market this spring. 

At that time, the landmarked, Beaux-Arts masterpiece was listed with facade photos only. Now, interior photos of the home owned by the world's second-richest man have finally surfaced. 

Listing agency Sotheby's International Real Estate has recently uploaded pictures of the house, giving us a better look at what a 25-room, $80 million townhouse looks like. 

The house was originally built in 1901 and is officially named the Benjamin N. and Sarah Duke House.

Keep scrolling for a tour of the townhouse that's neighbors with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

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Slim's Fifth Avenue palace holds court on the Upper East's Side's "Gold Coast."

It sits at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street, directly across the street from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The corner location ensures that plenty of sun hits its historic, limestone and brick facade.

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A Washington, DC mansion may have just set a record for the most expensive single-family home sold in the city this year, according to Curbed.

The home, known as the Fessenden House, was listed with an asking price of $22 million back in March, which made it the most expensive on the market in the city. There's no word yet of the final price.

The 20,000-square-foot, limestone mansion sits on an acre of land in the city's Forrest Hills district. It was built by Samuel Lehrman, whose family co-founded Giant supermarket, according to UrbanTurf.com. He bought three adjoining parcels of land and built the house in 1994.

Christie's Realty handled the listing.

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Welcome to the Fessenden House, one of the most beautiful homes in Washington, DC — and now officially one of the most expensive ever sold.

The house's brick and limestone facade and neoclassic style was designed to mimic the historic monuments that surround it, but it was actually only built in 1994.

Inside, the home's modern touches are more obvious — there's even an elevator and temperature-controlled wine cellar.

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The most expensive listing in Seattle isn't a city slicker's penthouse. It's a tree-covered paradise on the shores of Lake Washington.

Designed by architect Craig Stillwell, the northwestern contemporary home was built in 2008.

Dave Malcolm, the managing director of Microsoft Accelerator, along with wife Shelley, bought the property in 2004 for $3.5 million and spent four years building the gorgeous house, according to Curbed.

The waterfront home, with nearly 12,000 square feet of space, is currently listed at $13.25 million.

Keep scrolling for an inside-out tour. 

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Seattle's most expensive home has just hit the market.

It's a lakefront beauty incorporating modern design and breathtaking views of Lake Washington.

Natural wood finishes comingle with beamed ceilings.

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A "Star Trek" super fan built the most authentic Trekkie paradise this side of the Alpha Quadrant in a suburb of Houston, Texas.

And now he's selling it. 

Listed for $1.27 million, the focal point of the 6,000-square-foot mansion is a cinema room decked out like the Starship Enterprise, down to the most minute detail. 

“He's always been interested in space travel, in being in the stars, and he decided that if there was no way to travel to the stars, he’d bring them here,” listing agent William Machupa said of the seller. 

Keep scrolling for a tour of the unusual home with a completely ordinary façade. 

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This unassuming new construction home is actually one in a million.

The four bedroom, four bathroom house has a huge kitchen and crisp new interiors.

As you pass the lagoon-style indoor pool, a staircase beams you right into...

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A huge party palace in Laguna Beach, California, is up for grabs — if you have $20 million to spare.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the seller is entrepreneur Clay Berryhill, who made millions when he sold his company, Simple Mobile, to Carlos Slim's Mexican telecom conglomerate, América Móvil, in 2012. Berryhill gave the house its "Clayboy Mansion" moniker after he christened it with a giant housewarming party a couple of years ago. Brian G. Johnson of Teles Properties has the listing.

Keep scrolling for a tour of the sprawling mansion with a recording studio and breathtaking ocean views. 

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“This house has its own personality, and it’s a party animal,” Berryhill's wife, Delphine, told The Wall Street Journal.

Source: The Wall Street Journal

The spacious interiors allow Berryhill's frequent guests to socialize without feeling cramped.

Indoor-outdoor living spaces take full advantage of the crisp ocean air and beautiful scenery.

Michael Jordan's lavish 56,000-square-foot compound has sat on the market for nearly three years. And it seems the basketball superstar and his real-estate agents have had enough.

Price cuts have not helped. It was listed in 2012 with a selling a price of nearly $29 million and is now down to roughly half that: $14.855 million. It had previously been available at auction twice, but no one picked it up.

The new strategy is a massive promo campaign with a glitzy website and Hollywood-style commercials for the property. The marketing materials include references to its famous owner, suggesting that the property is just as legendary as Jordan himself.

Only time will tell if the renewed campaign will move the needle on interest for the nine-bedroom property, which is in the affluent Chicago suburb of Highland Park, Illinois.

Kofi Nartey at The Agency Real Estate is the latest realtor to get the listing.

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The view from above tips you off to how massive this property is. It measures a total of 56,000 square feet.

The famous 23 — Jordan's most famous playing number — welcomes visitors. The numbers in the listing price ($14.855 million) also add up to 23.

Built in 1995, the mansion's exterior looks a bit dated.

A hunter's paradise just came on the market in Michigan.

It's called the Granot Loma, and according to the listing, it may be the largest log-cabin lodge in America.

With a private marina and 5,000 acres of surrounding woodlands, the 26,000-square-foot house is listed for a staggering $40 million.

Bob Sullivan of Northern Michigan Land Brokers has the listing.

Keep scrolling for a tour of its taxidermy-filled interiors.

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Called Granot Loma, this gigantic log cabin sits on the shores of Lake Superior, north of Marquette, Michigan.

It was built and named in 1923 by its original owner, financier Louis G. Kaufman.

Kaufman played a pivotal role in the founding of General Motors, where he was on the board for 20 years.

Late author Tom Clancy's 12,000-square-foot penthouse in Baltimore's Ritz-Carlton Residences just hit the market for $12 million. 

Shawn Breck, of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, told the Wall Street Journal that the home is Baltimore's priciest listing. But the asking price of the four-unit penthouse is actually less than the spy novelist paid for his initial three units six years ago. 

Clancy, who died in 2013, moved into the Ritz in 2009, when he bought three units for $12.6 million. A year later, he and his wife, Alexandra, bought three more units for a reported $4 million. While two of the six units are being rented out and are not part of the sale, the four units that make up the penthouse are asking a lower price than Clancy paid for the initial three six years ago. 

Keep scrolling for a tour of the sprawling penthouse in the late author's hometown. 

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The combined four-unit penthouse overlooks Baltimore's beautiful Inner Harbor.

Here's what that $12 million view looks like.

Many of the walls have been knocked away, resulting in an open, dreamlike floor plan.

A Hamptons home that belonged to the same family for more than 30 years has finally sold after more than a year on the market, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Dating back to 1904, this Water Mill mansion previously belonged to Jack Nash, the co-founder of the hedge fund Odyssey Partners.

Nash died in 2008, and his wife, Helen, had put the house on the market with Corcoran and Harald Grant of Sotheby’s International Realty.

Though realtors had originally hoped to get $38.5 million for the home, it finally sold for $27 million — a 30% reduction.

The home sits on Mecox Bay and includes panoramic ocean views and even a livable water tower.

Alyson Penn wrote an earlier version of this story. 

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This expansive, waterfront Hamptons property belonged to the Nash family for 30 years.

The compound sits on six acres and has 500 feet of land fronting Mecox Bay.

The property is said to have stunning Linden maple and dogwood trees.

After two years on the market and multiple price chops, the Miami penthouse belonging to singer Pharrell Williams is back up for sale. 

First put on the market for $16.8 million in 2012, the price was dropped to $14 million in 2013 and again to $10.8 million 5 months later, according to property records on Zillow.

The 9,000-square-foot penthouse sits at the top of the high-rise Bristol Tower in the Brickell neighborhood of Miami. Much of that space is full of his pop art collection.

Dora Puig Real Estate has the listing.

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Pharrell Williams' penthouse definitely feels like his. The first thing you notice when you walk into the grand cathedral-like living room is the art on the walls by his favorite artists.

Throughout the apartment, you'll find art from KAWS, Takashi Murakami, Kidrobot, Keith Haring, and Andy Warhol.

Pop art lines the hallways.