Jennifer Lopez is back to square one.
The Bronx-born bombshell is, once again, looking for a deep-pocketed buyer to grab her $50 million mansion in Beverly Hills. That’s because a potential suitor who had entered into escrow to call it home walked away from it — even after throwing down a “substantial” deposit, TMZ reports.
It’s unclear as to what specifically made the deal collapse. The prospective new owner, still unidentified, was said to be a big name in tech and finance.
Lopez, who was to share the mansion with her now-ex husband Ben Affleck, stood to sell the property for a loss.
Inside, the estate is packed with over-the-top features: a home theater with stadium seating for 100, a dining room that seats 30 guests, and a “glam” room complete with a hair-washing basin and theater-style vanity mirrors. Listing agents Branden and Rayni Williams of The Beverly Hills Estates are still handling the sale.
Lopez assumed full control of the dwelling following their divorce early last year.
With escrow now dead and the property back on the market, what will it take for this luxury home to finally find its forever owner?
The property initially listed two years ago for $68 million.
On Monday, The Post reported that after two years on the market, $18 million in discounts and a divorce from Ben Affleck — with whom she would have shared this 46,000-square-foot behemoth — that buyer had come forward.
That seemed to mark the end of a lengthy saga of trying to offload the 12-bathroom dwelling, which the then-couple bought in 2023 for approximately $61 million. They also poured millions into a renovation.
They split up roughly a year later and finalized their divorce in early 2025, during which time Lopez took full control of the property.
A view of the expansive layout.
The chef’s kitchen.
A spa-like bath retreat.
Like their romantic relationships, the residence has had its fair share of ups and downs. Around this time in 2024, it listed for $68 million before seeing its price reduced. It most recently asked that $50 million sum.
Still, it features the over-the-top trappings typical of luxury listings. A home theater has stadium seating for 100 people and the dining room has space for 30 guests. To keep Lopez in camera-ready shape, there’s even a “glam” room with a hair-washing basin and theater-style vanity mirrors.
Branden and Rayni Williams, of the Beverly Hills Estates, have the listing.
