Kylie Jenner has slashed $9.5M off her brutalist L.A. mansion

Kylie Jenner has slashed $9.5 million off the asking price of her brutalist Holmby Hills mansion in Los Angeles, relisting the celebrity estate at $38.5 million after it first hit the market in late 2025 for $48 million. The move comes as she trims her California property portfolio. The beauty mogul is working to offload surplus homes as she nears completion on a custom-built residence in Hidden Hills.

Key Takeaways

• Jenner relisted the Holmby Hills brutalist mansion at $38.5 million, down $9.5 million from its $48 million debut.
• Ginger Glass of Compass represents the nearly one-acre estate at 145 N. Mapleton Drive.
• The 2019 spec home spans roughly 15,300 square feet with seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms.
• Jenner bought the property for $36.5 million and is also trimming prices on other California holdings.

Why did Kylie Jenner cut the price of her Holmby Hills home?

As Jenner nears completion on a new 18,000-square-foot mansion in Hidden Hills, she is doubling down on efforts to sell spare properties. She recently relisted another Hidden Hills home she has owned since 2016 for nearly $18 million, down from an initial $20.25 million ask.

Her Holmby Hills spread briefly left the market before returning at the reduced $38.5 million price tag. The $9.5 million cut signals a sharper push to move inventory in a high-end segment where even celebrity listings can linger.

What does Jenner's brutalist L.A. mansion include?

Sequestered behind 12-foot gates, concrete walls, and dense greenery on a flat lot spanning nearly an acre, the brutalist-style spec mansion was built in 2019 by luxury developer Gala Asher. Jenner personalized the spread during her tenure.

The property offers seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms across a main home, a guardhouse, and a pair of guest apartments. There is also a six-car garage plus a motor court with parking for up to 20 more vehicles.

Anchoring the estate is a roughly 15,300-square-foot, single-story primary residence with formal living and dining rooms, two kitchens, and a sprawling primary suite with a den, kitchenette, three fireplaces, dual closets and baths, a glam room, and an outdoor living room. Luxuries include a tiered movie theater and an entertainment wing featuring a custom slide.

Outdoors, a courtyard centers on a uniquely shaped pool flanked by a bar, kitchen setup, and alfresco dining space. A detached gym and pickleball court round out the amenities.

How does this listing fit Jenner's wider property portfolio?

Jenner purchased the Holmby Hills estate for $36.5 million shortly before spending $15 million on a five-acre Hidden Hills parcel in spring 2020. She subsequently custom-built the larger Hidden Hills residence now nearing completion.

Beyond Los Angeles, the 28-year-old reality star and beauty mogul owns a desert retreat in the Coachella Valley's Madison Club golf community and a 9,700-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion she and Travis Scott bought jointly in 2018 for $13.5 million.

Jenner sold a majority stake in Kylie Cosmetics to Coty in 2019 as part of a $600 million deal, lending her portfolio unusual flexibility even amid luxury market shifts. For more luxury real estate and dream homes coverage, BlasterPost tracks celebrity listings nationwide.

The Holmby Hills relisting is represented by Ginger Glass of Compass, according to Robb Report, which first reported the price cut on July 7, 2026.