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The late Diane Keaton’s ‘Pinterest’ house in L.A. is relisted with a big price cut

Actress Diane Keaton’s final home has returned to the market with a significant discount, just weeks after its previous listing was taken down.

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The late Diane Keaton’s ‘Pinterest’ house in L.A. is relisted with a big price cut

The late Diane Keaton’s ‘Pinterest’ house in L.A. is relisted with a big price cut

Published June 22, 2026 · Category: Finance

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Actress Diane Keaton’s final home has returned to the market with a significant discount, just weeks after its previous listing was taken down.

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Originally published at www.marketwatch.com.

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