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Jeffrey Katzenberg Home: Dreamworks CEO Lists Beverly Hills House At $9.4 Million (PHOTOS)

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First Posted: 01/19/12 02:13 PM ET Updated: 01/19/12 03:17 PM ET

Who says the recession was an equal opportunity slammer? Clearly not so for DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, who just listed his current Beverly Hills home for sale at $9.4 million, as the one he's been rebuilding for the past two years in the Trousdale Estates -- and paid $35 million for -- nears completion. Spend $35 million and then raze the place? Maybe there should be an Occupy Jeffrey Katzenberg movement?

With the paint drying on his new digs and the moving van apparently just around the corner, Katzenberg decided that it was time to list the place he's been living in. The five-bedroom, 10,000-square-foot contemporary Mediterranean (not making up new architectural styles; just quoting from the MLS here) has high ceilings, a two-story grand foyer and two-story guest quarters. Sorry, but we can't confirm that said guesthouse is where President Obama parked for the night when he was in town. We can confirm that the Clintons were regular houseguests at Katzenberg's Malibu beachfront home, also the scene of many a fundraiser. Of course with Obama reversing course on SOPA, Casa Katzenberg may be pulling up the welcome mat when the president comes a-calling. Just sayin'.

The home for sale, built in 1985, sits on about a half-acre property that includes a pool and cabana, a deck and a nicely manicured lawn. The house has five bedrooms including the master suite, a library with a wet bar, and an upstairs family and game room. And of course it has a home theater.

Myra Nourmand of Nourmand and Associates has the listing.

Photos courtesy of Realtor.com.

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Who says the recession was an equal opportunity slammer? Clearly not so for DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, who just listed his current Beverly Hills home for sale at $9.4 million, as the...
Who says the recession was an equal opportunity slammer? Clearly not so for DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, who just listed his current Beverly Hills home for sale at $9.4 million, as the...
 
 
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Flat Harrold
10:15 PM on 01/28/2012
Perversely soul-less.
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julbar
04:29 PM on 01/23/2012
Wood Allen's Annie Hall comes to mind.. when Woody;s character was cruising the Flats of Beverly Hills.. his comments: ".. I mean it's nice architecture: Spanish next to Tudor next to modern next to..." not his exact words, but you get the point.
10:48 AM on 01/21/2012
Ummm, from someone who is familiar with Mr. Katzenberg's favorite interior designs -- I kinda know he wouldn't want anyone to see his, oh I dunno ... his life size blow up doll of Steven Spielberg.
07:32 AM on 01/21/2012
No books in the 'library', no art on the walls?
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J Osteen
Truth, Justice, America !
06:23 PM on 01/24/2012
Yeah - note to Myra the Realtor - - next zillion-dollar mansion, go over and take photos for the llsting before the Seller vacates..........the place looks silly with empty, spacious bookshelves and art-less walls.
lofttypeofaview
Glad I don't have Republican Stockholm Syndrome!
02:59 AM on 01/21/2012
The insides never look as good as the outsides. Must be why I'm not a mortician.
01:31 PM on 01/20/2012
No Taste-
He made all his money by underpaying his film workers-
Shooting in Russia and other low budget places-Non Union States !
All these guys are the problem with the Hollywood Films and their Crews that no longer are working as much as before-Too many scondrels cutting costs BUT have plenty of money for Fancy Homes
WTF
09:27 AM on 01/20/2012
Obviously being rich doesn't give you taste. Ugggglyyy
08:49 AM on 01/20/2012
With all that cash JK needs to crack open the wallet and get a good interior designer. The place is bland, boring and beige. Yuck.
JV2010
All around troublemaker...
05:37 AM on 01/20/2012
Poor man. I see that he's suffered greatly from all the pirating of the films that he's produced.
01:33 PM on 01/20/2012
AGree-These producers are ruining the film business-No one can make a decent living anymore-
I'm talking below the line people -The CREW
The gaffers, art directers,= and costume people etc etc-The hard working stiffs that
have families and 250,000 homes-
It sucks -
Bring back the large crews and pay them what they deserve !
03:06 AM on 01/20/2012
Apparently if you type H U F F P O S T (no spaces) your comment has to be approved, any who:

This is my favorite section of the H u f f - P o s t. I hope they aren't teasing us; blogging about a property today and not another one for a month.
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J Osteen
Truth, Justice, America !
06:25 PM on 01/24/2012
I would hope they'd just suspend the "real estate" section for Chicago instead of "featuring" R Kelly's piss-soaked properties from last March.
03:03 AM on 01/20/2012
This is my favorite section of the Huff Post. I hope they aren't teasing us; blogging about a property today and not another one for a month.
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Bobolini
Crusty, But Delicious!
02:50 AM on 01/20/2012
Snore! What a bore!
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django707
never let the truth get in the way of a good story
01:49 AM on 01/20/2012
As sterile and bland as the owner.
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RButler
"Who wouldn't love a person who had a pony?"
12:36 AM on 01/20/2012
Nice but the front photo looks like a library, school or other public building with the trees on either side. Why can't realtors get better cameras so the photos don't make the rooms look furnished in a unattractive way as in so many of these articles?
12:33 AM on 01/20/2012
Blah.