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Ryan Reynolds Selling His L.A. Home...Is He Shacking Up With Sandra?
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Is Ryan Reynolds looking to Change Up his ZIP code?
Seems that way ‘cause Ryan is not only trying to ditch his Hollywood Hills digs but apparently the state of Cali all together! Reports say that Ry is looking to purchase a home outside the Golden State. So where exactly he's looking is the question.
Could this hot piece of man meat be moving down South with rumored love Sandra Bullock?
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Nope! At least not yet.
Instead, Ry is looking to purchase another pad in the Big Apple! Turns out ex-wifey Scarlett Johansson inherited their shared NYC pad in the divorce, and now Ryan wants to settle down in the Tribeca area.
But before then, he needs to unload his swanky bachelor pad in L.A., which he's been trying to sell for a while now.
According to trusty real-estate blog Zillow, R.R. is taking a $116,000 loss right off the bat on his nearly $2 million home, cutting the price to keep up with the crappy real-estate market.
Good to know that even with their toned six-pack abs, personal assistants and jet-setting lifestyles, celebs still feel the burn of the economy like the rest of us!
But house biz aside, we're ticked Ryan isn't looking to set up camp in Austin, Texas.
We totally think he should. He's clearly enjoying his time with Sandy (and adorable baby Louis too), so if he looked at some Texas real-estate, the twosome could certainly get in more hiking time...and, ya know, whatever else.
Plus, we think Ry would look absolutely fab in a cowboy hat and assless chaps. Can you imagine it?
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