‘Gossip Girl’ producer Levy buys in Hollywood Hills area

By L.A. Times • Jun 29th, 2009 • Category: Real Estate News

The redesigned 1965 house has an open plan and views.

"Gossip Girl" executive producer Bob Levy has purchased a Hollywood Hills-area home for $1,005,000.


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