The Beverly Hills estate remains unsold six months after listing, with financial terms kept confidential

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck will divide the proceeds from the sale of their sprawling Beverly Hills mansion as part of their divorce settlement. The former couple, who finalised their split 20 weeks after Lopez filed for divorce in August, first listed the luxurious property for $68 million in June 2024, anticipating an $8 million profit. However, the home remains unsold more than six months later.

According to People magazine, the financial details of the sale, including the exact amounts and percentages each will receive, will remain confidential. The five-acre estate, which the pair purchased in May 2023 less than a year after their wedding, boasts lavish amenities, including a guest penthouse, a 12-car garage, an indoor sports complex with basketball and pickleball courts, a gym, and a boxing ring.

Despite their impending legal split—set to be official on February 20, 2025—the former power couple has yet to find a buyer for their massive California home. With the high-profile nature of their divorce, interest in the property remains high, though no offers have met their expectations.

Lopez and Affleck, who rekindled their romance two decades after their initial engagement, made headlines with their whirlwind marriage but ultimately could not make it last. As they move forward separately, the fate of their marital home remains uncertain.

As both Lopez and Affleck navigate their post-divorce lives, the sale of the Beverly Hills mansion will be one of the final chapters in their publicized relationship. The couple’s decision to part ways amicably, despite their shared assets and high-profile status, has sparked interest in celebrity real estate and the complexities of managing such a significant divorce settlement. With the mansion still on the market, only time will tell if the property will eventually sell and at what price.