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Anthony Davis’s Bel Air Crest mansion was reportedly listed for $39.9 million in July 2025 and sold for $32 million in July 2026. The $40 million figure refers to its original asking price, not the reported sale price. TMZ reported both figures; The Real Deal also reported the closing price. These are media reports, not independently verified deed or MLS records.
What happened to Anthony Davis’s Bel Air mansion?
Davis’s property is no longer described as an active listing in the available coverage. TMZ reported on July 31, 2025, that the home had been listed for $39.9 million, with Jordan Cohen of RE/MAX ONE representing the listing. On July 9, 2026, TMZ reported that it had sold for $32 million, with Cohen as the listing agent and Jacob Dadon of Carolwood Estates representing the buyer. The Real Deal’s July 9, 2026, search result also reported a $32 million closing.
| Milestone | Reported details |
|---|---|
| Listing | $39.9 million, reported by TMZ on July 31, 2025. |
| Sale | $32 million, reported by TMZ on July 9, 2026; The Real Deal also reported that price. |
The Real Deal’s search result characterized the sale as close to 20 percent below the original asking price and reported that Davis bought the property for $31 million in 2021. Its full article was not accessible, so those details should be understood as that outlet’s reporting rather than independently confirmed transaction records.
What was the estate like?
TMZ described the Bel Air Crest property as a 17,254-square-foot estate. FOX 11 Los Angeles reported eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and 3.52 acres, attributing the property information to Zillow. TMZ’s coverage listed amenities including an elevator, theater, game room with wet bar, wine cellar, gym, barber shop, separate lounge, lighted tennis court, pool, cabanas, outdoor chef’s kitchen, batting cage, fire pits, covered patios, a custom children’s playhouse with HVAC, and a wellness center with plunge tub and sauna. These are reported property features, not an independent inspection.
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How the listing followed Davis’s Lakers departure
The 2025 listing coverage came after Davis was traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to Dallas. TMZ’s 2026 sale report said he had since been traded to the Washington Wizards in February 2026. The sale therefore followed both his Lakers exit and a later team move.
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