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 Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie -- Selling New Orleans Mansion ... Big Easy Future Unclear 
 
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 6:15 AM PST -- Brad's rep just got back to us and said Brad and Angelina will look for another home "off the beaten path down the road," adding, "They remain committed to, and infatuated as ever with the city of New Orleans and will continue to focus on growth in the lower 9th through the Make it Right Foundation." 
 
 Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are selling the New Orleans mansion they bought after Hurricane Katrina ... and it's unclear if they'll stay in the Big Easy. 
 
 You'll recall ... after the 2005 disaster leveled part of New Orleans, Brad and Angelina came to town and became extremely active in rebuilding the community. They bought the mansion a year later for $3.5 million and said they would remain embedded in the community. 
 
 Brad and Angelina were true to their words and spent a substantial amount of time in the city with their family. 
 
 But now they're moving on, selling the 5 bedroom, 3.2 bathroom home in the French Quarter. We're told the house has Brad Pitt's touch ... which is awesome, because he's an architectural aficionado who has masterfully restored a number of notable estates. 
 
 Real estate sources tell TMZ, Brad and Angelina have listed the home at $6.5 million. 
 
 For obvious reasons, prospective buyers are not allowed to take pictures of the interior. 
 
 As for their next move, Brad and Angelina's reps would not say if they plan on buying another home in New Orleans. 
 
 
 
 ||||| 2014 was a busy year for NBA megastar LeBron James. Foiled in his attempt to win a third straight championship with the Miami Heat, the best player in basketball defied conventional wisdom and migrated back north to rejoin the Cleveland Cavaliers, leaving behind some baggage (and hurt feelings) in Florida. More important for us, he left behind a Miami mansion. 
 
 Listed before the season’s tipoff for $17 million, the 12,000-square-foot home hit the market with a boatload of buzz. Six months later, NBA teams are now readying for a final playoff push, but James’ massive Miami residence awaits a buyer with a burning desire to double-dribble through the halls of King James’ palace. 
 
 What’s wrong? Is the Miami housing market cooling down? Nope, says Chris Leavitt, director of luxury sales for Douglas Elliman. According to the broker, homes and condos are moving at a “rapid rate,” but, as always, they must be priced right and in the right location. And that’s the issue here: James’ home is in the Coconut Grove neighborhood. 
 
 Don’t get us (or Leavitt) wrong: Coconut Grove is lovely, with over one-third of its properties listed for over $1 million. It’s also been home to its fair share of celebrities, including Madonna, Frank Gore and Sylvester Stallone. 
 
 “What people really want is Star Island, Palm Island, Indian Creek Island, La Gorce Island or North Bay Road. These are the premier real estate locations in Miami,” Leavitt said. “This is not, unfortunately, there.” 
 
 “It’s not a bad price per square foot,” he added, “but I think it’s a tad high for that area.” 
 
 And although it may come off as a slight dis to this million-dollar neighborhood, Leavitt said the big money tends to gravitate to Miami Beach, and this home could probably list for double the price if it were plopped down in a hotter ‘hood. 
 
 Coconut Grove, he said, “is much more residential. You’re not going to get the big baller-type buyers to go there, because it’s so far from the beach. If this house were on one of the islands I’d mentioned, it’d be gone in a minute. It’s definitely removed — it’s not a neighborhood where everyone’s dying to be. That’s a big challenge.” 
 
 The other challenge? Finding someone to write a $17 million check. Surely there’s a King James superfan who’d pony up for a home with a premium pedigree. 
 
 “At this price point,” Leavitt said, “people aren’t impressed by who owns it. They don’t care. It doesn’t really matter to them. The people that buy these homes won’t say, ‘Oh my God, it’s LeBron James’ home, I’m going to buy it.’” 
 
 Lest you get the impression that Leavitt gulped down a huge glass of haterade before our chat, he had nothing but glowing things to say about the home itself. 
 
 “It’s gorgeous, it’s right on the water, it’s unobstructed,” he said. “It’s wide open to the bay. It’s phenomenal, but it’s just not in the ideal ideal location.” 
 
 He was also effusive in his praise for the home’s details, adding that he’s faced the challenge of selling homes that are tailored too much to the owner’s specific tastes. He said it can be a struggle to sell a home where décor is done to death. 
 
 “From the photos, [the home] looks very tasteful,” he said. “I think that was smart. I’ve had listings where people say, ‘Oh, but I’ve put this marble in — you’ve got to get me that money back,’ but it’s too specific. James didn’t go too specific. He went relatively safe with the work that he did on this property.” 
 
 Leavitt would focus on buyers who don’t care about the party atmosphere of South Beach and crave seclusion. 
 
 “I would focus on the privacy,” he said. “It’s close enough to the action, but it’s far enough away that you’re not in the hustle and bustle. It’s very serene and peaceful down there. It is one of the most wide-open bay views you’ll find. There are lots and lots of great attributes.” 
 
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 This article originally appeared on Realtor.com. ||||| Diddy is unloading his swanky, $8.5 million mansion in New Jersey and wow, what an estate, lambs. While I myself don’t venture across the river to New Jersey unless absolutely necessary—because why would I?—Diddy’s soon-to-be-former-crib looks fancy enough to get me to come visit at least one Saturday afternoon for a summer BBQ… before hopping into my car service to immediately race back to Manhattan, stat. 
 
 The brick estate, located in Alpine, New Jersey, is pretty sprawling, with a basketball court, seven bedrooms, and lots of sun-splashed space. 
 
 The rapper and mogul reportedly paid $10 million for the crib in 2004, so he will lose a few loot cakes since his asking price is $8.5. That’s chump change for him and his wallet won’t even feel a dent, as he was recently named the richest rapper in existence. 
 
 Want to be a voyeur for Diddy’s almost ex-digs? Let’s take the virtual tour and gawk: 
 
 Is this the Diddy man cave? Perhaps? I’d totally give this room a makeover-and-a-half. 
 
 Lambs, if you had that kind of scratch laying around, would you invest in this fancy piece of real estate? 
 
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 ||||| Even though Charlize Theron and Sean Penn have only been dating a few months, the Academy award-winning actors are already talking about getting married, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. 
 
 “Sean is head over heels in love with Charlize, and her son Jackson. He is a totally different person around Charlize, she brings out the gentle and fun side that not many people have seen of Sean. To see this previously surly grown man, romping around Charlize’s backyard with Jackson, with a smile on his face would amaze Sean’s detractors. Charlize is getting Sean to not take himself to seriously,” a source close to the couple told Radar. 
 
 “The two began talking about marriage in the last few weeks, after Sean moved into Charlize’s house. She has never wanted to get married, but seeing how Sean interacts with Jackson, she is having a change of heart. For the longest time, Charlize thought it was just going to be her and Jackson, and she was ok with that. For her to now be talking about getting married is a huge departure for Charlize.” 
 
 The couple have known each other for “over a decade, and have always been friends, so it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that things are getting serious so fast,” the insider added. 
 
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 It was only three weeks ago that Sean and Charlize made their first public appearance together at a fundraiser for his charity. 
 
 Previously, the twosome was spotted together in Hawaii and they were seen out on a movie date in Hollywood. 
 
 Penn even introduced Theron to his mom, Eileen Ryan Penn, who sat with them. 
 
 Sean is “in a very good place right now. He has been single for awhile after his divorce with Robin Wright. People didn’t realize how hard he took that divorce,” the source added. 
 
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 “He felt like a really big failure, he never wanted to be divorced. Charlize is truly the light in his life. He is even talking about adopting Jackson if they get married!”
– In the market for a new place to live? Five celebrities are in the news for trying to offload (or, in one case, offloading) pricey palaces: Paula Deen is selling one of her Savannah, Ga., properties for a cool $12.5 million. The 14,500-square-foot "private resort" includes a barn, two guest cottages, 5.5 acres of land, and a pool and "dive-in" theater, plus a lot of things you didn't know you needed, like a croquet court and "an ice room with a professional ice machine." Photos here. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are selling the French Quarter mansion they bought after Hurricane Katrina for $6.5 million, but a rep tells TMZ they "remain committed to and infatuated as ever with the city of New Orleans and will continue to focus on growth in the lower 9th through the Make It Right Foundation." Photos here. Or you could live in New Jersey, where Diddy is selling an $8.5 million seven-bedroom mansion complete with basketball court. (And it's a deal, because he bought it for $10 million in 2004.) Photos here. LeBron James' Miami mansion went up for sale for $17 million last year, but Page Six reported in March that it might be in the wrong neighborhood to have that high of a price tag. (It's now apparently just $15 million.) Photos here. Sean Penn succeeded in getting rid of his Malibu "bachelor pad" recently, after he moved in with Charlize Theron—but the $6.5 million home doesn't look like any "bachelor pad" we've ever visited. There's a fancy pool and a grand piano, of course. Photos here. Click for more photos of fancy homes celebs have sold.