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Hot Property: Pirate's 5-part franchise is history

LOS ANGELES - "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Johnny Depp has officially pulled up anchor from L.A.'s Historic Core district, selling the last piece of his five-unit penthouse collection atop the Eastern Columbia Building for $1.425 million.

Depp originally listed the five multifloor penthouses within the Art Deco building last year for a combined $12.78 million.

The units, which were offered collectively or individually, brought in a total of $10.88 million. That's about $3.7 million more than what the actor-producer-musician paid for the properties from 2007 to 2008: $7.173 million.

The penthouse that

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