The real estate empire of Jennifer Lopez, from her $25 million Manhattan penthouse to her 13,932-square-foot mansion in Bel Air

Zoë EttingerAug 3, 2020, 22:07 IST

The outside of her Bel Air home.Berlyn Photography

Jennifer Lopez has multi-million dollar homes in Malibu, Bel Air, Manhattan, and the Hamptons.
She bought her Bel Air mansion for $28 million in 2016. The 13,932-square-foot home has seven bedrooms and 13 bathrooms.
Lopez and her fiance, Alex Rodriguez, purchased a Malibu beach house from "Entourage" actor Jeremy Piven in 2019, but they are already listing it for $7.99 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Her Manhattan home is currently on the market. She listed it for $26.95 million in 2017, but dropped it to $24.99 million in March 2019.

Jennifer Lopez is one of the world's highest-paid musicians. Forbes reported she made $42 million in 2019 alone. Her success has allowed her to invest in a large coast-to-coast real estate portfolio, with homes in Malibu, the Hamptons, Manhattan, and Bel Air.

Lopez's most recent purchase was her Malibu beach house, which she bought with her fiance, Alex Rodriguez, in 2019, but according to the Wall Street Journal, they are already listing it. They bought the home from "Entourage" actor Jeremy Piven for $6.6 million, according to the LA Times. In July 2020, the Wall Street Journal reported they were listing it for $7.99 million.

She's also trying to sell her New York City apartment in NoMad, Manhattan. It was originally listed for $26.95 million, but was reduced to $24.99 million in 2019.

Lopez's largest property is her Bel Air home, which spans 13,932 square feet and has seven bedrooms and 13 bathrooms. She purchased it in 2016.

Here's a look at her real estate portfolio.

Jennifer Lopez and her fiance, retired baseball star Alex Rodriguez, love luxury real estate and have some incredible homes to prove it.

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez at the 2017 Met Gala. Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images

Lopez's downtown Manhattan apartment at the luxury Whitman building is on the market for $24.99 million, according to StreetEasy.

The Whitman in Manhattan. StreetEasy

The apartment features large windows overlooking Madison Square Park.

A sitting area in JLo's Manhattan home. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The 6,500-square-foot property has four bedrooms and six bathrooms.

The living room. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The four outdoor terraces are a collective 3,000 square feet, just under half the size of the apartment.

The outdoor space is almost half the size of the apartment. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

There's plenty of seating space in the living room, and French doors open to one of the terraces.

The living room in JLo's NoMad apartment. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The kitchen features an island with a seating area, as well as a large dining table.

The spacious kitchen. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The dining table can seat 10 people and the kitchen island can seat four.

The dining table. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The master bedroom features large French doors that open to a terrace.

The master bedroom. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

The bathroom also features French doors to another terrace, and inside there's a large tub and rain shower.

Lopez's large, all-white bathroom. StreetEasy listing via Adam Modlin

She has a second property in New York — her Hamptons home is located in Water Mill, which has one of most expensive zip codes in the state, according to Forbes.

Water Mill in the Hamptons, New York. Shutterstock/João Paulo Tinoco

Lopez bought her Hamptons property for just under $10 million in 2013. It has eight bedrooms and came with a sauna, steam room, theater, and pool.

Lopez's home in Water Mill, New York. Google Maps

She also has a home in Bel Air, Los Angeles, which she bought for $28 million in 2016, according to Curbed.

The outside of her Bel Air home. Berlyn Photography

Visitors must cross a covered bridge to enter her home.

The covered bridge that leads to the home. Berlyn Photography

Curbed reported that the house is 13,932 square feet.

The outside of her Stone Canyon home. Berlyn Photography.

It features an infinity pool and adjacent hot tub.

The pool and hot tub. Berlyn Photography

The home has multiple living spaces.

The spacious living room. Berlyn photography.

Hardwood floors are present throughout the home, and there are multiple fireplaces.

The living room her Bel Air home. Berlyn Photography

Lopez also has a spacious, rustic kitchen with a huge window and skylight to let in plenty of natural light.

JLo's kitchen in her Bel Air home. Berlyn Photography

The home has seven bedrooms ...

One of the bedrooms. Berlyn Photography

... and a whopping 13 bathrooms.

One of the many bathrooms. Berlyn Photography

She also has her own movie theater in her Bel Air home.

The movie theater. Berlyn Photography

In 2019, she bought a property in Malibu that used to belong to "Entourage" actor Jeremy Piven. But according to the Wall Street Journal, she's already selling it.

Malibu, California. Getty Images/halbergman

In an interview with Ellen, Lopez described the Malibu home as "a little fixer-upper near the water." Rodriguez hired Joanna Gaines of HGTV's "Fixer Upper" to help renovate it.

Jennifer Lopez and Ellen DeGeneres during "One Voice: Somos Live! A Concert for Disaster Relief" Kevin Mazur/One Voice: Somos Live!/Getty Images

In an interview with Ellen, Lopez described the Malibu home as "a little fixer-upper near the water." Rodriguez hired Joanna Gaines of HGTV's "Fixer Upper" to help renovate it.

Piven sold Lopez and A-Rod the home for $6.6 million, and they're reportedly listing it for $7.99 million.

Jennifer Lopez's Malibu home. Google Maps

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The real estate empire of Jennifer Lopez, from her $25 million Manhattan penthouse to her 13,932-square-foot mansion in Bel Air

Jennifer Lopez and her fiance, retired baseball star Alex Rodriguez, love luxury real estate and have some incredible homes to prove it.

Lopez's downtown Manhattan apartment at the luxury Whitman building is on the market for $24.99 million, according to StreetEasy.

The apartment features large windows overlooking Madison Square Park.

The 6,500-square-foot property has four bedrooms and six bathrooms.

The four outdoor terraces are a collective 3,000 square feet, just under half the size of the apartment.

There's plenty of seating space in the living room, and French doors open to one of the terraces.

The kitchen features an island with a seating area, as well as a large dining table.

The dining table can seat 10 people and the kitchen island can seat four.

The master bedroom features large French doors that open to a terrace.

The bathroom also features French doors to another terrace, and inside there's a large tub and rain shower.

She has a second property in New York — her Hamptons home is located in Water Mill, which has one of most expensive zip codes in the state, according to Forbes.

Lopez bought her Hamptons property for just under $10 million in 2013. It has eight bedrooms and came with a sauna, steam room, theater, and pool.

She also has a home in Bel Air, Los Angeles, which she bought for $28 million in 2016, according to Curbed.

Visitors must cross a covered bridge to enter her home.

Curbed reported that the house is 13,932 square feet.

It features an infinity pool and adjacent hot tub.

The home has multiple living spaces.

Hardwood floors are present throughout the home, and there are multiple fireplaces.

Lopez also has a spacious, rustic kitchen with a huge window and skylight to let in plenty of natural light.

The home has seven bedrooms ...

... and a whopping 13 bathrooms.

She also has her own movie theater in her Bel Air home.

In 2019, she bought a property in Malibu that used to belong to "Entourage" actor Jeremy Piven. But according to the Wall Street Journal, she's already selling it.

In an interview with Ellen, Lopez described the Malibu home as "a little fixer-upper near the water." Rodriguez hired Joanna Gaines of HGTV's "Fixer Upper" to help renovate it.

Piven sold Lopez and A-Rod the home for $6.6 million, and they're reportedly listing it for $7.99 million.