Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have once again taken their former marital home in Beverly Hills off the market, closing another chapter in the long-running real estate saga tied to their split.
Property records obtained by People show the sprawling estate was officially removed from public listings on Monday, January 26, just four months after it was reintroduced at a $52 million asking price.
The move follows a series of price adjustments and strategic pauses that have stretched on since the couple first attempted to sell the property in mid-2024.
Lopez and Affleck purchased the estate in May 2023 for nearly $61 million, shortly after rekindling their relationship and tying the knot. A little over a year later, in July 2024, the home was listed publicly for $68 million—just weeks before Lopez filed for divorce.
When interest didn’t materialize at that price point, the listing was reduced to just under $60 million in May 2025, before being withdrawn from the market in July.
The mansion briefly returned to the market in September 2025 at a $52 million price, signaling a more aggressive attempt to attract buyers. That effort appears to have stalled as well.
The 38,000-square-foot property is packed with luxury features, including 12 bedrooms, 24 bathrooms, a 12-car garage, a caretaker’s residence, a two-bedroom guardhouse, and a 5,000-square-foot guest penthouse.
Amenities include a sports lounge, a fully outfitted gym, a boxing ring, and dedicated basketball and pickleball courts—essentially a private resort tucked into Beverly Hills.
When the estate was first pulled from the market last summer, a source familiar with the situation described the move as a mutual decision. “While they’ve been hoping to sell the property, they’ve also been hesitant to take a big loss,” the source said at the time, adding that the choice to pause the listing was ultimately a business call made together.
A real estate insider echoed that sentiment, noting that high-end properties at that price level have struggled in the current market. “It’s a rough sellers market,” the source said, suggesting that waiting for more favorable conditions made sense.
The home was also initially shopped off-market quietly in June 2024.