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Magic Johnson wants to sell his once-troubled adult entertainment complex: Have $90 million?

Those in the market for a massive entertainment complex will be delighted to know that the Magic Johnson-owned Marq*E is officially on the block.

For an estimated bid of $90 million you could get 350,000 square feet of space that currently includes a 23-screen Edwards Cinema, the Improv Comedy Club and adult playground Dave & Buster’s. And let's not forget club Drink, LA Fitness and bounce-house party zone Pump It Up.

The Marq*E has made great strides to move past a high-profile shooting incident in 2006.

Foodwise, there are a host of options ranging from Red Robin and Cafe Adobe to LoCal's Healthy Joint and the intriguing K-Pop sushi buffet.

Located just off I-10 and the West Loop, this place has it all, folks . . . and 96 percent of it is currently under lease, according to industry publication Real Estate Alert.

The Marq*E has made great strides to move past a high-profile shooting incident in 2006, which occurred just months before Johnson and his company Canyon-Johnson purchased the center.

A major 2011 renovation opened up the complex's famously creepy interior corridor — later dubbed the "avenue of nightmares" by Canyon-Johnson's Bobby Turner — as a means to increase I-10 visibility for businesses and diminish ongoing security issues.

Johnson's company continues to maintain Hotel Icon in downtown Houston and recently partnered with local developers Midway to re-imagine the troubled Houston Pavilions, now rebranded as GreenStreet.

A 22-screen Edwards Cinema anchors the complex with help from L.A. Fitness and Dave & Buster's.

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A 22-screen Edwards Cinema anchors the complex with help from L.A. Fitness and Dave & Buster's.

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Striking French-inspired Houston estate hits market for $12.5 million

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412 Timberwilde Lane sits on more than two acres in Hunters Creek Village and is on the market for $12.5 million

A magnificent estate awaits in one of Houston’s most desirable neighborhoods. 412 Timberwilde Lane is a stunning brick and limestone home, inspired by French country manor houses. It’s on the market for $12.5 million and represented by Jay Monroe and Stephen Warrell ofMartha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty

Nestled on nearly 2.5 acres of meticulously manicured grounds in exclusive Hunters Creek Village, this home blends old world elegance with modern amenities, including 24/7 private security. The grand foyer’s soaring ceiling sets the tone upon entry, announcing that 412 Timberwilde Lane is something special.

Consider the formal library, with its rich, paneled walls and cross-beam ceiling, and the spacious dining room with its cozy fireplace. The living room offers breathtaking views of the rear gardens, pool, cabana, and tennis courts. Just off the kitchen, a light-filled breakfast room is a perfect place for morning coffee and admiring the grounds.

The primary suite is the embodiment of luxury, with dual bathrooms and ample closet space, ensuring comfort and convenience. This private oasis is a place to unwind and relax.

The home’s second floor offers a floor plan that can be tailored to suit any lifestyle. The bedrooms are generously sized with large closets and private baths. A playroom with a built-in playhouse castle makes for a perfect spot for kids’ imaginations to run wild. Other rooms could be utilized for a second home office, exercise room, yoga retreat, crafting space, or whatever else a family might need.

The third floor offers a game room featuring a wet bar, billiards area, and a big-screen TV, making it the ultimate place to relax and have fun with family and friends. The outdoor areas include an in-ground pool and summer kitchen, perfect places.

This one-of-a-kind estate offers an array of amenities for living and entertaining. Its location is both convenient to the city and a restful retreat.

Photo by TK Images for Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty

412 Timberwilde Lane sits on more than two acres in Hunters Creek Village and is on the market for $12.5 million.

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Movie Theater Up for Grabs

Magic Johnson wants to sell his once-troubled adult entertainment complex: Have $90 million?

A 22-screen Edwards Cinema anchors the complex with help from L.A. Fitness and Dave & Buster's.

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