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Hot Property: A short, stormy relationship ends

LOS ANGELES - It's been on again, off again, on again and now it's sold. Grammy-winning music star Marc Anthony has parted ways with a home in Tarzana for $3.2 million.

The East Coast-inspired traditional, built in 2014, has been on and off the market for the better part of two years, listing for as much as $4.35 million and as little as $3.35 million. Anthony paid $4.125 million for the place in 2015, records show.

Set up from the street on a half-acre knoll, the 6,590-square-foot house takes in panoramic city, valley and mountain views.

White-walled living spaces include formal living and dining rooms, two family rooms, a two-island kitchen, a den with a wet bar and an office/library. There are five

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