Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez have relisted their Beverly Hills estate for $52 million, a cut of about $16 million from its previous asking price of $68 million. The move comes after the property was pulled from the market earlier this year, as the couple faced a stalled sale on the sprawling 38,000-square-foot mansion they bought in cash roughly one year into their marriage.
Affleck and Lopez acquired the home in May 2023 for $60.8 million, a purchase completed in cash amid their highly publicized relationship. The listing history shows a gradual retreat from a high price point, with a private sale attempt followed by a public listing that began at $68 million in July 2024 before the property was taken off the market again. The new price marks another evaluation of the property’s market demand amid broader real estate headwinds in Los Angeles at the time.
Public records and reports from entertainment outlets indicate the couple also financed the purchase with a $20 million mortgage at the time of acquisition. Jennifer Lopez has since bought a smaller residence in Hidden Hills, a 10,046-square-foot home, with the closing completed in February. While she remodels that property, she is reportedly still living in the Beverly Hills estate that remains for sale, according to tabloid reporting consistent with earlier coverage.
Ben Affleck vacated the Beverly Hills home in July 2024—about a month before his then-wife filed for divorce—and purchased a Brentwood mansion for $20.5 million. By August 2024, Lopez had filed for divorce on what was their two-year wedding anniversary, ending a marriage that drew intense media scrutiny over its highs and lows and the couple’s ongoing professional collaborations.
The sale timeline has also intersected with the couple’s family dynamics. Affleck shares three children—Violet, 19; Seraphina “Fin” 16; and Samuel 13—with ex-wife Jennifer Garner. Lopez has fraternal twins Emme and Max, 17, with ex-husband Marc Anthony. As both have pursued separate residences, the question for buyers and observers remains whether the Beverly Hills estate will find a new owner who can accommodate a lifestyle that has evolved over the past two years.
A Zillow listing describes the estate as a recently renovated, 38,000-square-foot property with numerous luxury amenities. Features highlighted include a boxing ring and sports lounge, a fully equipped gym, basketball and pickleball courts, and a bar. The home also offers a 12-car garage, a guest penthouse, a caretaker house and a two-bedroom guardhouse, underscoring the scale and privacy the couple sought when they moved in and invested in the property.
In June, an insider told the Daily Mail that the price reduction—$8 million at that time—was viewed as part of an ongoing effort to move the mansion. The person added that the effort to finalize a sale persisted, noting that for Ben, the objective was to “cut the final cord” tying him to the former marriage and its real estate holdings. While the specifics of any new deal remain unconfirmed, the listing’s price adjustment signals continued sensitivity to market conditions and the evolving personal and professional priorities of the former couple.
As the market for ultra-luxury homes in the Los Angeles area remains competitive, agents and buyers will be watching closely to see whether the property’s considerable footprint, privacy, and on-site amenities can translate into a successful sale at the revised price. No official sale timeline has been announced, and as of now the mansion remains on the market, with the status subject to change as negotiations continue.