A year ago, Los Angeles Times heiress Stephanie Booth Miller bought Judy Garland's old Wallace Neff-deigned house in Bel-Air, Calif. for $5.2M. Now Booth Miller is hoping to make a pretty profit, having listed the renovated five-bedroom (which boasts famous past renters such as Quincy Jones and Marvin Gaye) for $7.1M. [Curbed LA]
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