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After more than a year, ‘Superman’ star Nicholas Hoult finally sells $2.2 million L.A. home at a big loss

After more than a year, ‘Superman’ star Nicholas Hoult finally sells $2.2 million L.A. home at a big loss
MarketWatch Thursday 11 June 2026, 09:01 UTC 1 min read
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The actor was forced to take a rather hefty loss on the sale of the Hollywood Hills home, which he purchased for $2.33 million in 2018.

The actor was forced to take a rather hefty loss on the sale of the Hollywood Hills home, which he purchased for $2.33 million in 2018.
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