Jennifer aniston :: New House At Loss Angels

 Jennifer Aniston had plunked down $21 million for a new home in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles. (That’s what you do when you buy such a house. You “plunk down” the money in giant bundles and you say, “I’m rich, see! Rich beyond your wildest dreams!”) But the original asking price was $25 million, so Aniston snared a relative bargain. And just last year, Aniston sold her Beverly Hills home for $37 million — all the more impressive given she bought the home just five years ago for $13.5 million. Aniston also bought an apartment in Manhattan last year for about $9 million.
 If you’re into real estate porn and you take a Web tour of some of these properties, the size and scope is just astonishing. Whether it’s Aniston or Oprah Winfrey or any other super-celebrity who doesn’t have a huge family, you can’t help but wonder: what do they do in these monstrous mansions? How many staffers must be employed just to keep the dust from piling up? When you’re padding around such an enormous home in your jammies and socks, spooning some ice cream, do you feel like American royalty or the star of “Sunset Boulevard 2011”? For every megahit, syndicated-forever, probably-playing-somewhere-in-the-world-right-now sitcom like a “Friends,” there are hundreds of one-season wonders that paid the lead actors a very nice salary for a few months before they had to scramble for their next gig. But my goodness, when you hit it big, you’re not just set for life, you’re set for the afterlife. Your kids and their kids should never have to worry about money. A number of sources estimate Aniston’s net worth as about $120 million. Vanity Fair says Aniston made $24.5 million in the last year or so, including a jaw-dropping $10 million for co-starring with Adam Sandler in the execrable “Just Go With It.

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