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Bryan Cranston sells net-zero home in Venice for $5.45 million

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Actor Bryan Cranston renovated a beach bungalow in Venice, California, into a modern net-zero energy home. The redesigned property combines contemporary style with advanced sustainable energy systems. It was listed in 2021 and ultimately sold for $5.45 million. The sale price exceeded the home's initial purchase cost. The project demonstrates the viability of eco-friendly living in the current real estate market.

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