The highest publicly reported purchase price among Michael C. Hall’s documented property deals is $4.3 million for a Manhattan co-op. Other reported 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 selected real-estate transactions—not a complete list of Hall’s spending or proof of what he owns today.
Hall’s reported property purchases at a glance
| Property | Reported purchase amount and date | Later transaction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| El Dorado co-op, Manhattan’s Upper West Side | $4.3 million; reported in 2017 | No later sale reported in the cited coverage | Trulia; Observer |
| Los Feliz home, Los Angeles | $3.825 million; bought in 2013 | Sold for $4.85 million in 2016, the asking price reported at the time | Los Angeles Times; 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 figures are historical amounts reported by the cited outlets. The Manhattan amount was reported by Trulia and Observer in 2017; the other purchase and sale figures come from Los Angeles Times coverage of the transactions. The homes differ in property type, size, location, and year, so the table compares reported transaction amounts rather than like-for-like values.
Manhattan: a $4.3 million El Dorado co-op
Trulia reported that Hall bought a two-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment of about 2,200 square feet in the El Dorado on Manhattan’s Upper West Side for $4.3 million. Observer also reported in December 2017 that Hall and Morgan Macgregor paid $4.3 million for the co-op.
The apartment was reported to have a wood-burning fireplace and Miele kitchen appliances, and the coverage mentioned a renovation. Those are details about the property, not evidence that Hall separately purchased those items. The $4.3 million figure is the largest purchase amount in the property reporting cited here.
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Los Feliz: bought for $3.825 million, sold for $4.85 million
The Los Angeles Times reported that Hall bought a restored Los Feliz home in 2013 for $3.825 million. Described as a 1920s Spanish Colonial, the property had six bedrooms, six bathrooms, more than 5,600 square feet, a guesthouse, a swimming pool, and hillside and city views.
In 2016, the Los Angeles Times reported that Hall sold the property for $4.85 million. That was the reported sale price, matching the asking price—not what Hall originally paid. The coverage described a 5,618-square-foot compound with a guesthouse, pool, and separate three-car garage. Architectural Digest also covered the home’s $4.85 million listing and confirmed the 2013 purchase price; a listing price should not be mistaken for Hall’s purchase amount.
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Hollywood Hills: a $1.75 million purchase
The Los Angeles Times reported that Hall bought a Hollywood Hills home for $1.75 million in 2008. The 3,525-square-foot home had four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a gym, and a pool. He sold it in 2012 for $1,937,500, according to the same outlet.
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Among these documented transactions, the El Dorado co-op has the highest reported purchase price. The Los Feliz figure of $4.85 million is a later sale, while the purchase price reported for that home is $3.825 million. These distinctions matter when comparing what Hall reportedly paid with what a property later sold for.
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