Jennifer Lopez Puts Her and Ben Affleck's Former Marital Mansion Back on the Market for $50 Million
Jennifer Lopez is once again cutting ties with the Beverly Hills mega-mansion she shared with Ben Affleck, relisting the 38,000-square-foot estate for nearly $50 million after first seeking $68 million last summer.
Jennifer Lopez is once again trying to unload the huge Beverly Hills spread she used to share with Ben Affleck. New asking price: just under $50 million. Translation: it is time to move on.
The property, in case you forgot how massive it is
- About 38,000 square feet with 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms
- Indoor sports complex with a basketball and pickleball court, full gym, lounge, and bar
- Zero-edge pool with wide views of the Los Angeles hills
- 12-car garage plus extra parking for roughly 80 vehicles
TMZ was first to say the house is back on the market, and the listing is with Rayni and Branden Williams at The Beverly Hills Estates. Us Weekly says Lopez, 56, has relisted it; Affleck is 53.
How we got here
Lopez and Affleck bought the place in June 2023 for $60 million while they were married (they were together from 2022 to 2024). A year later, amid their divorce, they put it up for sale in August 2024 at $68 million. It sat for months.
By April 2025, a source told Us Weekly they were split on how to handle the stalemate: Lopez wanted to hold the line on price because she thought the house could fetch more, while the market was clearly not feeling it. Affleck, meanwhile, was ready to rip off the Band-Aid even if it meant taking a hit.
'Ben wants to get rid of it because their divorce is over and he wants to cut all ties... He wants to reduce the price.'
Fast-forward to this April: Us Weekly reported Affleck transferred his share of the property to Lopez as part of a tweak to their property settlement. The legalese-y bit, paraphrased: they agreed each would handle any taxes tied to the transfer, and that the move counts as a transfer between spouses related to a divorce for federal tax purposes. Bottom line, Lopez now owns the place outright.
Where it stands now
The house is back on the market at nearly $50 million, a major drop from that $68 million sticker in 2024. If you are reading between the lines, that lines up with Affleck’s long-standing position: sell it and be done. If someone bites, they are getting a true mega-compound with every amenity, a pool that bleeds into the view, and enough parking for a film premiere in the driveway.
With summer on deck, expect fresh tours, glossy drone videos, and at least a few looky-loos. The price cut might finally be the thing that moves this behemoth.