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The highest purchase price in the available press reports is $4.3 million for Michael C. Hall’s Manhattan apartment at the Eldorado. Other documented purchases include a Los Feliz home bought for $3.825 million in 2013 and a Hollywood Hills home bought for $1.75 million in 2008. These are reported real-estate transactions, not a complete list of Hall’s expensive purchases or proof of what he owns today.
Reported purchases at a glance
| Property | Reported purchase price and date | Other reported transaction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manhattan’s Eldorado co-op, Upper West Side | $4.3 million; reported in 2017 | No later sale established in the cited coverage | Trulia and Observer |
| Los Feliz home, Los Angeles | $3.825 million; bought in 2013 | Sold for $4.85 million in 2016 | Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Times |
| Hollywood Hills home, Los Angeles | $1.75 million; bought in 2008 | Sold for $1,937,500 in 2012 | Los Angeles Times |
The amounts are not directly comparable measures of value: the transactions occurred in different years and involve different kinds of homes and neighborhoods. The Los Feliz and Hollywood Hills sale figures are later sales, not what Hall paid.
Manhattan: Eldorado co-op reported at $4.3 million
Trulia and the Observer reported in 2017 that Hall and Morgan Macgregor paid $4.3 million for a two-bedroom co-op in the Eldorado, on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Trulia described the apartment as having three bathrooms and roughly 2,200 square feet; the Observer also reported the two-bedroom layout and price.
The coverage mentioned a renovation, a wood-burning fireplace, and Miele kitchen appliances. Those are features of the apartment, not evidence that Hall made separate high-value purchases of those items.
Los Feliz: bought for $3.825 million, sold for $4.85 million
The Los Angeles Times reported that Hall bought a restored 1920s Spanish Colonial home in Los Feliz for $3.825 million in 2013. The property had six bedrooms, six bathrooms, more than 5,600 square feet, a guesthouse, a swimming pool, and hillside and city views. The Times later described the compound as 5,618 square feet, with a guesthouse, pool, and separate three-car garage.
In 2016, Hall sold the property for $4.85 million, the asking price reported at the time. That figure is the sale price—not Hall’s purchase price. Architectural Digest also covered the $4.85 million listing and confirmed the 2013 purchase price; a listing price by itself should not be mistaken for an amount paid by Hall.
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Hollywood Hills: bought for $1.75 million
The Los Angeles Times reported that Hall bought a 3,525-square-foot Hollywood Hills home for $1.75 million in 2008. It had four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a gym, and a pool. The Times reported that he sold it in 2012 for $1,937,500. That later sale price is distinct from the reported amount he paid.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What these reports can—and cannot—establish
Among the purchases documented in this coverage, the Eldorado co-op has the highest reported purchase price at $4.3 million. The figures describe selected property deals covered by the press; they do not establish a comprehensive ranking of everything Hall has bought. The historical reports also do not establish his current ownership, occupancy, or the properties’ present-day values.
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