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Hot Property: Drama over 'Brady Bunch' house

LOS ANGELES - The sale of the "Brady Bunch" house is nearing an end, but not without a drama that has left at least one interested party crying "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia."

"It got down to a horse race," listing agent Ernie Carswell said of the pending sale, which is expected to close next week.

According to Carswell, the Studio City property received eight offers from buyers including entertainers, corporate buyers, individual family groups and investors. The seller of the home, listed for $1.885 million, has since selected a prevailing bid and a backup.

Among those in the bidding was NSync singer-dancer Lance Bass, who publicly announced on social media that his offer for the Studio City house had been accepted. But a day later, in a subsequent message, Bass said he

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