Jennifer Lopez officially listed her and ex Ben Affleck’s Beverly Hills mansion after the “Gone Girl” actor gifted Lopez with his portion of the property back in April.
TMZ reported that Lopez listed the home for sale on Tuesday, May 5, for a staggering $49,995,000.
Lopez and Affleck filed for divorce in August 2024 after getting married in 2022. They purchased the home in May 2023 and quickly began renovating the estate into their dream abode — spending millions in the process:
The former couple originally purchased the 38,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion for $60.9 million. Since buying the property four years ago, the home has been on the market three times, including now.
Jennifer Lopez Lists Beverly Hills Estate for $50 Million
Lopez and Affleck initially listed their former home for $68 million in July 2024 — making its current listing price a significant drop. The estate holds 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms.
The former couple again made attempts to sell the home in September 2025 for $52 million. To no avail, though. According to TMZ, the Latina hitmaker reportedly stayed in the Beverly Hills mansion while her newly purchased 2-acre property in the Hidden Hills of Los Angeles was under renovation after buying the land in February.
Affleck gifted Lopez his share of the property just one month ago “for free,” according to TMZ. So, when the property does end up selling, Lopez will be taking home the entire purchase price.
Around the same time Affleck handed over his portion of the property’s worth to Lopez, he also sold his A.I. company, InterPositive. Affleck sold the emerging tech space to Netflix for $600 million.
Ben Affleck Strikes $600 Million Netflix Deal
Affleck initially launched InterPositive in 2022 to develop tools intended for filmmakers to help maximize film viewership by enhancing qualities such as visual consistency. Deadline reported that Affleck was in talks with Netflix for months before the acquisition in March. The success of Affleck’s production company Artists Equity helped him to secure the $600 million Netflix deal after his film “The Rip” proved to be a hit on the streaming platform following its January release.
Netflix went on to partner with Artists Equity after “The Rip” held promise for future films produced under Affleck and its co-founders, Matt Damon and Gerry Cardinale, Deadline reported. Within their partnership, Artists Equity will now become the lead studio in movies it produces for Netflix.
Affleck’s decision to hand over his share of his and Lopez’s Beverly Hills mansion was seemingly chump change when factoring in his multi-million dollar deal with Netflix. Fortunately, Lopez will receive a reasonable amount of money out of the allocation.
When Lopez acquired the home back in April, she and Affleck had rearranged their property settlement. In court documents obtained by TMZ, it states a “transfer of property among spouses.”
While Lopez and Affleck’s love story may have come to an end, the former couple’s 24-year romantic tango ultimately led them to great success, both investment-wise and career-wise.
