Drew Fenton

The Hollywood Reporter reported Drew Fenton’s representation of James Packer in the $110 million purchase of 630 Nimes Road, alongside the $110 million Spelling Manor sale, in its accounting of the year’s top Los Angeles agents.

The Wall Street Journal reported the sale of the Spelling Manor in Holmby Hills at $110 million, a record for the Los Angeles market, with Drew Fenton of Carolwood Estates representing the transaction.

Robb Report identified former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt as the buyer of the Spelling Manor, the storied Holmby Hills estate that closed at $110 million and reset the ceiling of the Los Angeles market.

Realtor.com covered the closing of the Spelling Manor transaction, placing the sale among the most significant residential trades in Los Angeles history.

The Real Deal reported the $150 million sale of Chartwell to Lachlan Murdoch, a Los Angeles record at closing, with Drew Fenton among the listing agents of the Perenchio estate and also representing the buyer.

Variety noted Drew Fenton, specializing in significant estates with more than $4 billion in sales, had sold the Chartwell Estate representing both buyer and seller, alongside the Playboy Mansion, the Brody Estate, and the Ennis House.