L.A. home where Matthew Perry died sells for $8.55 million

Matthew Perry’s former Pacific Palisades house has been bought in an $8.55-million, off-market deal — nearly a 12 months to the day because the actor was discovered lifeless on the property.

The four-bedroom, 3,500-square-foot, mid-century trendy house was bought to Anita Verma-Lallian, a film producer and actual property developer based mostly in Scottsdale, Ariz., a consultant instructed The Occasions. She intends to make use of the property as a trip house, her consultant stated.

Perry bought the property in 2020 for $6 million, information present.

Verma-Lallian purchased the house by a belief and was represented by Brooke Elliott Laurinkus of Christie’s Worldwide Actual Property Southern California, her consultant stated. The itemizing was held by Greg Holcomb of Carolwood Estates, he added.

Perry was discovered unresponsive in his yard scorching tub in October 2023. Whereas his demise at 54 was initially categorised as a drowning, an post-mortem revealed that the extent of ketamine in his blood was about the identical as can be used throughout normal anesthesia.

In August, Perry’s live-in private assistant, two medical doctors and two alleged drug sellers — one often known as the “Ketamine Queen” — had been charged with offering ketamine that led to Perry’s demise.

Ketamine is a authorized treatment generally used as an anesthetic, however can also be abused recreationally for its calming and dissociative results. Federal prosecutors allege that the defendants took benefit of Perry’s dependancy to counterpoint themselves.

Information of Perry’s demise was met with an outpouring of grief. The beloved comedic actor starred as Chandler Bing in all 10 seasons of the hit sitcom “Mates.”

Verma-Lallian acquired her MBA from USC and is the founder and chief government of a industrial real-estate consulting agency referred to as Arizona Land Consulting, which focuses on securing and growing land within the Better Phoenix space.

In August, she facilitated a $136-million buy of a 2,100-acre website to accommodate information facilities for the AI-powered platform Tract. That very same month, she closed two real-estate offers in Buckeye, Ariz., totaling nearly $20 million.