When the so-called “Mountain of Beverly Hills” hit the market seeking a record-breaking $1 billion last summer, it drew snickers from real estate industry experts who balked at the price tag of the undeveloped land.

Plenty of people fantasize about the house they would buy if they won the lottery, but very few people get to turn that dream into reality.

A glass-and-steel covered residence in Los Angeles complete with an architectural pedigree sold last week for $3.26 million, according to property records.

In the Hollywood Hills, a glass box with a storied past has sold for $3.26 million.

A sweeping 3,500-acre coastal ranch outside Santa Barbara with two mansions and a working farm is on the market for $110 million.

A 3,500-acre California coast ranch linked to Mansour Ojjeh, a French-Saudi Arabian entrepreneur whose company is a major shareholder in British-based car maker McLaren and its Formula One racing team, is listing for $110 million.