Margaret Cho's House

The comedian, fashion designer and actress lives here. She purchased the house for $625,000 in 2002

Margaret Cho (born December 5, 1968, in San Francisco, California) is an American stand-up comedian, actress, writer, and musician. She began her comedy career as a teenager, winning a contest that allowed her to open for Jerry Seinfeld, and quickly built a reputation on the college circuit. In 1994, she broke ground as the star and executive producer of All‑American Girl, the first network sitcom centered on an Asian American family. After the show ended, she turned personal challenges into creative fuel, launching her acclaimed one-woman show I’m the One That I Want in 1999, which became a bestselling book and concert film.

Throughout the 2000s and beyond, Cho has worked across multiple media, including television, film, music, fashion, and podcasts. Her credits include roles in Face/Off, Drop Dead Diva, and guest appearances on 30 Rock. She's released comedy albums and received Grammy nominations, and her ventures have ranged from a clothing line to hosting talk shows and launching podcasts. A vocal advocate for LGBTQ rights, Asian American representation, and mental health awareness, she continues to tour internationally, release music, and in 2024 became the Vanguard Artist-in-Residence at Joe’s Pub, curating performances and supporting emerging artists.

Margaret Cho's net worth is $4 million.