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If you've always wanted to live like Ellen DeGeneres, now may be your chance! The 55-year-old and her wife, Portia De Rossi have listed their Beverly Hills penthouse apartment for the bargain price of $899,000—and OKMagazine.com has all the details, courtesy of Zillow.com.  Ellen purchased the 1,683 square feet light-filled, corner condo three years ago for $835,000 so she stands to not make too much of a killing profit wise, but given the sizable fortune she already has in the bank it's likely the talk show host will not be losing any sleep over the situation! According to Zillow, "the apartment is located in the prestigious Somerset building which is situated in downtown Beverly Hills, nestled between the 90210 ZIP code’s trendy shops and eateries, with a paparazzi-proof doorman keeping an eye on visitors around the clock. The building’s amenities include a 24-hour concierge, pool, spa, gym, sun deck and valet parking." OK! Photos: Drew Barrymore Selling Stunning Montecito Home Where She Wed Last Year—Take A Peek Inside!  And, the penthouse has stunning views of “the mountains and trees. A dramatic entry leads to an open living and dining area with fireplace and eat-in kitchen. Both of the 2 bedrooms are en-suite with full closets." It's been a busy year for the couple real estate wise. OK! Photos: Jim Carrey Sells Stunning $13 Million Malibu Mansion—Take A Peek Inside!  They recently purchased a sprawling mansion in Santa Barbara for a cool $26.5 million, an equestrian estate in Hidden Valley and another home in Beverly Hills. Their new Beverly Hills pad replaces the compound they sold last year for $49 million. Who says there's a housing slump?!! What do you think about Ellen and Portia's real estate portfolio? Sound off in comments below and tweet us @OKMagazine Photo credit:  Zillow/Splash News

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel approved new measures on Sunday against Jewish ultranationalists who vandalise Palestinian property in a drive to mire security forces in sectarian violence in the occupied West Bank. Saying they sought to avenge attacks on Jewish settlers, the vandals have torched and spray-painted Palestinian mosques and cars and chopped olive trees in so-called "Price Tag" raids. Churches and Arab property inside Israel have also been hit. ...