Dakota Johnson flips $3.55M 1947 LA tree house for $5.92M after 10 years

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What happened

Dakota Johnson has successfully sold her stunning Los Angeles residence for an impressive $5,924,372, having owned the property since 2016.

Initially purchased for $3.

Key facts

  • Dakota Johnson has successfully sold her stunning Los Angeles residence for an impressive $5,924,372, having owned the property since 2016.
  • Initially purchased for $3.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Fri, 09 Oct 2026 13:10:59 UTC.

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