Celebrity Homes (2024)

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1. Bill Gates' 'Xanadu 2.0' in Medina - $125 Million. Bill Gates' mega-mansion 'Xanadu 2.0' is the number one most expensive home at a value of $125 million!

Bill Gates. It took seven years and $63 million to build Bill Gates' 66,000-square-foot Medina, Washington, estate, named Xanadu 2.0. Now, it's estimated to be worth more than $130 million. The mansion property boasts some pretty cool features, like a 60-foot pool, a towering trampoline, and sand imported from St.

Key Takeaways. The average celebrity home purchase price was just over $11.5 million and had an average interior size of over 10,000 square feet.

According to the data, Beverly Hills is the most impacted, with te celebrities currently listing their homes for sale in that area. Those celebrities include Drake, Lil Uzi Vert, and Charlie Puth. The iconic neighborhood is formerly home to stars like Rihanna and Mark Wahlberg.

The buyer of the Bel-Air mega mansion dubbed 'The One' has been revealed to be none other than Fashion Nova CEO Richard Saghian days after the estate sold well below its asking price at auction.

Buckingham Palace is the world's most expensive house. Serving as the British monarch's official residence and administrative headquarters, it has been a symbol of British monarchy and prestige for centuries.

The smallest home owned by an A-List celeb is Jimmy Kimmel's house in the Hollywood Hills, which measures just 1,962 square feet. Of all the celebrities analyzed, movie stars make up most of the small-home owners — including Brad Pitt, Robert De Niro, Clint Eastwood and Jack Nicholson who all rank in the top 10.

Valued at an astronomical $2 billion, the 27-storey Antilia in Mumbai is considered the world's most expensive private residence. Custom-built by Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries, the 400,000 square-foot skyscraper stands 570 feet tall with panoramic views over Mumbai.

How do celebrities pay for their homes? Just like normal customers, many celebrities take out mortgages on their homes. It all depends on their own financial situation, says Kaminsky, a top-rated Manhattan Beach agent. “It's whatever their financial advisor advises them at the time,” Kaminsky explains.

How much is Kylie Jenner's house? ›

Her most recent purchase is a $16 million (US$12 million), 13200-square-foot residence in Hidden Hills, California. She also owns a further two properties in the same area which she bought last year for $8 million and $6 million respectively.

Yes, some of the world's most famous people answer to a landlord. Sometimes A-Listers go down the rental route as it allows more flexibility for them to pack up and go with their busy global schedule, while others may not want to drop $20 million on just one property.

Tina Turner said that she felt fulfilled after buying her mom a home. "I don't have one debt at the moment," Turner said of her life changing for the better after divorcing Ike Turner. "I have a home now," she told Rolling Stone in 1986.

According to the New York Post, celebrities who rushed to sell to avoid the tax were Jim Carrey, Mark Wahlberg, Jennifer Lopez, and James Corden. Months before the tax even passed, Mark Wahlberg put his 30,500 sq. ft. home on the market for $87.5 million.

But if you're a celebrity, forget signing your name on any real estate document. Home purchases are public and as a very public person, you're going to do your best to keep where you live a secret. So what do you do? You establish a Limited Liability Company (LLC), or trust to purchase the home.

1) Ed Sheeran - The British singer comes in at 1st place, with an impressive empire of over 25 properties, valued at over 126.9 million pounds. Most of Ed's properties are in his home county of Suffolk, with him also having properties in London, and even a pub in Notting Hill!