The Economic Times

In 2006, Jennifer Aniston paid $13.5 million for a Beverly Hills house and rebuilt it with Brazilian wood and koi ponds; in 2011, she sold Ohana for about $3738 million

Jennifer Aniston turned a Beverly Hills property into a serene sanctuary named Ohana, collaborating with interior designer Stephen Shadley on a comprehensive two-year renovation. The house was infused with Balinese aesthetics and sustainable elements, showcasing not only beauty but also environmental consciousness. Ultimately, Aniston sold this masterpiece in 2011, reflecting her vision and patience in home renovations.