6 celebrity homes you can rent right now, from Harry Houdini’s sprawling Hollywood Hills estate to the Brooklyn apartment Biggie Smalls grew up in

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• From New York City to Miami, a wide array of celebrity homes can be yours — for a short time.
• Business Insider rounded up six homes across the US that celebrities used to rent or live in.
• While some rentals are on the market as month-over-month stays, others can be rented out for quick weekend getaways.
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Living like your favorite celebrities just got a little easier.

Business Insider took a look at homes that an assortment of famous people once lived in, rented, or owned. The list includes a magician, a musician, and an athlete, among others, and features homes that range from New York City apartments to entire Los Angeles estates.

Read more: The Beverly Hills estate that Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt spent 3 years renovating before their divorce is for sale for $49 million. Here’s a look inside the 4-bedroom home.

Some of the homes are perfect for weekend getaways — if, of course, you can front the celebrity-level costs. Others are currently on the market as month-over-month rentals, like esteemed architect Zaha Hadid’s Miami pad.

Here are six celebrity homes you can rent right now.

Notorious B.I.G.: You can rent Biggie Smalls’ childhood home in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York for $4,000 a month.

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Clinton Hill is located in central Brooklyn, about a 20-minute drive from Lower Manhattan.

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According to StreetEasy, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn is $2,899.

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