Kanye West Purchases $35M Beverly Hills Mansion After $36M Malibu Loss
Kanye West is back in the real estate market with a bold new purchase—a $35 million mansion in Beverly Hills—just weeks after incurring a $36 million loss on his Malibu beach house. This latest acquisition comes as West looks to recover from the controversial sale of his gutted Malibu estate.
Kanye West’s Beverly Hills Mansion-A Luxurious Buy
West purchased the 11-bedroom, 18-bathroom mansion located in the exclusive Beverly North Park gated community. The property was acquired through an LLC, the same entity West used for his previous $57.25 million Malibu purchase in 2021. This mansion was bought off-market, after being listed for $24.5 million in 2022.
Although the new property lacks the oceanfront views of his Malibu home, it makes up for it with a massive 6.79-acre lot, complete with a paddle tennis court, pool house, and large swimming pool. The 20,000-square-foot main house features sleek, modern architecture with high ceilings and expansive windows that flood the space with natural light. A standout feature is the multilevel guest residence and entertainment pavilion, connected by a futuristic steel-columned bridge crossing the driveway.
Architectural Design by Richard Landry
Built in 2000 and designed by renowned architect Richard Landry, the mansion exemplifies the “megamansion” style Landry is famous for. Known as the “King of the Megamansion,” Landry has designed luxury homes for many high-profile clients in Los Angeles.
A Fresh Start After the Malibu Setback
West finalized the purchase in late October, just two months after selling his Malibu property at a significant loss. The home, which he had gutted with plans for a modernist bomb shelter, sold to Belwood Investments for $21 million—well below the $53 million asking price.
Despite the loss on his Malibu sale, West’s new Beverly Hills mansion marks a fresh chapter in his real estate ventures. With this new property, he continues to make high-profile moves in the luxury real estate market.
