While we’re on the Bond theme, we’re giving you a heads-up on some prime real estate that’s up for grabs in Florida

This Key West compound was the setting for the James Bond film License to Kill & if you’ve watched the movie you know just how stunning the place is.

Featuring 6 bedrooms, 4 & a half bathrooms,  2 pools, original wooden floors & 2 detached guest houses, this is the perfect pad for relaxing & entertaining. Visit the agent’s site for more details of the $3 mil pad.

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Looking to pick up a new crib in the LA area? Then head over to Lamar Odom’s Manhattan Beach home, which just hit the MLS today.

Listed at $2,399,00, the 4,200-square-foot home has some pretty cool features, including a custom pool with hot tub, views of downtown LA, a built-in bar, firepit, and an outdoor BBQ station.  Odom’s house contains 5 bedrooms,  4 1/2 baths, and a 3-car garage.

No word yet on where Odom and his new wife, Khloe Kardashian will be purchasing.  But according to their prenup, we do know that Odom will be fronting the bill.

For full listing images, head over to listing agent Ed Kaminsy’s Itzsold website.

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Defying the recession, Lebanese developer Musa Salem has listed his retrofitted London mansion, No. 10 Belgrave Square, for £100 million, or approximately $150 million.  Meaning 10 Belgrave Square is now tied with Candy Spelling’s Holmby Hills home for the most expensive home in the world currently on the market.

So what do you get for $150 million? “Twelve bedrooms, 20 ft. ceilings, an indoor swimming pool in the basement, a gym, a home theater,” and 21,000 square feet.  Pretty baller, but $150 million worth of value?  We’d negotiate this one pretty hard.

[via BornRich, Homes of the Rich]

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The world may be in an economic crisis, but there’s still plenty of big spending going on in Russia.  According to Russian property agency Agent 002 last Friday, Moscow’s most expensive property, a 1,300 square meter (14,000 square foot) townhouse, sold to a low-profile Russian business tycoon for nearly 2.5 billion Rubles, or approximately $99 million USD.

Located within Moscow’s Chistie Prudy (Clean Ponds) Residence complex, a five minute drive from Moscow’s Red Square and city center, the 7+ story townhouse contains five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, three half baths, a children’s floor, a basement-level indoor swimming pool, and a rooftop winter garden.

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In the market for a high-priced pad in Manhattan? After flipping his Bali-inspired East Hampton house to Mariah Carey in August and placing his Greenwich, Connecticut crib on the market in April, Tommy Hilfiger has listed yet another one of his lavish properties for sale. This time it’s an unfinished 6,000 square foot duplex on the 18th and 19th floors of the under-construction Plaza Residences in the New York City (located in building formerly housed the famous Plaza Hotel).  Priced at $50 million, with an additional monthly liability of $11,340 for taxes and maintenance, Hilfiger hopes to make a killing on the apt. which he purchased in July of 2008 for just over $25 million.

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