Jennifer Lopez Lists Beverly Hills Mansion for $50 Million Amid Ongoing Sale Attempts

Jennifer Lopez has placed the 38,000-square-foot Beverly Hills estate she formerly shared with Ben Affleck on the market for roughly $50 million, according to TMZ. The listing, announced in November 2025, marks the third sale attempt since the couple’s 2024 separation. The property occupies five acres and features 12 bedrooms, 24 bathrooms, a 12-car garage, a state-of-the-art gym, a boxing ring and a pickleball court.

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Lopez and Affleck bought the mansion for more than $60 million in 2023, paying the full purchase price in cash. Their relationship ended in 2024, prompting the first public listing of the home. A month after Affleck sold his AI technology startup to Netflix for a reported $600 million, he transferred his ownership stake in the property to Lopez at no cost, leaving her as the sole party responsible for any future sale proceeds.

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• 2023: Purchase of the estate for >$60 million (cash).

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• 2024 (August): Initial listing at $68 million.

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• 2024 (later): Price reduced to $52 million; property removed from market twice after failing to secure a buyer.

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• 2025 (November): Relisted at approximately $50 million, representing the third public listing since the separation.

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The mansion’s annual property tax bill exceeds $1 million. Repeated price reductions—from $68 million to $52 million and now $50 million—reflect ongoing difficulty in attracting a buyer at the original asking price. The estate’s extensive amenities and size place it among the most valuable residential parcels in Beverly Hills, yet the market removals and price adjustments indicate challenges typical of ultra-luxury properties in the current market environment.

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Sources differ on the exact listing price: TMZ reports a current price of $50 million, while earlier coverage cited a $68 million listing in August 2024. No public statements from Lopez or Affleck clarify the rationale behind the latest price reduction, leaving the precise valuation strategy undocumented.

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If the home sells at the $50 million price, Lopez would recoup a portion of the original purchase cost while continuing to shoulder the substantial tax liability. An unsold property would extend ongoing financial outlays without offsetting the initial investment. The sale trajectory may also shape pricing expectations for comparable high-end residences in the Beverly Hills market.

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