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EXPOSURE | DIRT PARTIES WWD REPORT CARD DEVOUR Chris McGurk Quietly Sells in Beverly Hills A Beverly Hills mansion long owned by veteran entertainment industry mover and shaker Chris McGurk was quietly sold, according to property records, in an off-market deal for $16 million. McGurk, formerly vice chairman and COO of MGM — and currently chairman and CEO of juggernaut digital content distributor Cinedigm — acquired the double-gated estate in August 1996 for $3.77 million from Louise Taper, an accomplished historian and the Lincoln-artifact-collecting daughter-in-law of late real estate developer S. Mark Taper, after whom the Mark Taper Forum in Downtown Los Angeles was named. The nearly three-quarter-acre estate, just around the corner from the Beverly Hills Hotel on a wide and tree-lined street, is anchored by a vaguely Tudor-style mansion of about 11,500 square feet, with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. A double-height foyer with a curved staircase and inlaid Parquet de Versailles-style wood floors leads to a formal living room with a stone fireplace, a separate dining room, and a family room with another stone fireplace. The $16m BEVERLY HILLS 11,500 SQ. FT. 6 BEDROOMS 7 BATHS back of the house opens to a flat and highhedged backyard with a trellis-covered terrace for dining, a free-form swimming pool and spa, and a lighted tennis court with a pergola-shaded viewing platform. According to listing broker Brett Oppenheim at the Oppenheim Group, the house will undergo an 18-month, multimillion-dollar overhaul by prominent Los Angeles architect Richard Landry and internationally renowned designer Thomas Pheasant. Our research shows McGurk also owns a six-bedroom, seven-bathroom beachfront contemporary privately located at the end of a gated lane near El Matador State Beach in Malibu that, as it turns out, is available off-market, per online listings we turned up, with an asking price of nearly $9 million. The Broderick-Parkers Buy Adjacent Homes Long-married showbiz veterans Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have significantly upsized their living situation, as was first revealed by the plugged-in property gossips at The Real Deal, with the deep-pocketed $34.5 million purchase of two side-byside townhouses on a prime, tree-lined block in the heart of New York City’s once bohemian, now fully fancified and wildly pricey West Village. Owned since the early 1920s by the United Methodist Women nonprofit organization, and just steps from the delicious and tourist-thronged Magnolia Bakery, the turn-of-the-20th-century redbrick townhouses were originally made available for purchase in the fall of 2015. At the time, there was speculation they might fetch as much as $44 million; they were last priced, however, at $34.5 million, according to digital listings. Presumably the Broderick-Parkers will spend a small fortune to upgrade and combine the townhouses that together have 50 feet of street frontage and encompass a suburban mansion-sized 13,900 square feet, with another 2,100 square feet of private outdoor space. Parker and Broderick previously owned another West Village townhouse just off lower Fifth Avenue’s Gold Coast. They purchased that building in 2011 for $19 million, extensively renovated it, put it up for sale in June 2014 for $25 million, and sold it almost exactly a year later for $18.25 million. There are reports that they dropped $4 million on a new townhouse-type property in Brooklyn Heights a few years ago, although we have no direct knowledge of such a purchase. It does appear from a careful examination of various property record databases that the couple continues to own a 4,182-square-foot West Village townhouse acquired in April 2000 for $3 million, as well as two neighboring homes in the historic Hamptons hamlet of Amagansett — one of them beachfront and the other not — bought in two separate transactions over the summer of 2005 for a total of $6.6 million. $34.5m NEW YORK CITY 13,900 SQ. FT. 50 FT. OF STREET FRONTAGE JUNE 14, 2016 VARIETY.COM 44 Digs Wilson Goes West Australian actress Rebel Wilson has upgraded her circumstances in Los Angeles with the $3 million purchase of a new residence on an undistinguished bungalow-lined street in West Hollywood. MARK DAVID Google Goes Gaga for Spruce Goose Roost Google is ready to move forward on its expansion into Playa Vista after outgrowing its offices in Venice. After buying 12 acres in 2014 for $120 million, the tech giant has leased the adjacent Spruce Goose hangar, where Howard Hughes built his giant wooden seaplane. The huge structure was constructed during World War II for aircraft production. Last week, Google closed a lease deal with the Ratkovich Co. for the 319,000 square foot hangar, which has also been used as a soundstage. Google has not yet revealed how it plans to develop the open 12-acre plot, which is zoned for office development. Google already has a 41,000-square-foot YouTube production facility in Playa Vista, which is quickly becoming the epicenter of Silicon Beach with firms like Facebook, Fullscreen, and Yahoo. PAT SAPERSTEIN MCGURK HOUSE: BRIAN PINKETT; WILSON: TYLER BOYE/WWD/SHUTTERSTOCK
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