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1Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems2Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minute3Clear out junk files and repair common Windows errorsKylie Jenner’s real-estate holdings have been described as worth more than $80 million, but that figure is a reported portfolio estimate—not a current, independently verified appraisal. Several homes in older portfolio accounts have since sold, including a Hidden Hills estate that reportedly closed for $15.3 million in September 2026. Jenner’s Holmby Hills property was reported listed for $48 million, while she has also built a custom estate on a separate Hidden Hills parcel. The available reports do not establish the current value of her remaining properties or the present status of the Holmby listing.
What does the “more than $80 million” figure mean?
Architectural Digest has framed Jenner’s real estate as a portfolio worth more than $80 million, but the coverage does not provide an appraisal method or a current, portfolio-wide valuation. The figure should therefore be read as a reported estimate, not as a confirmed current market value. Architectural Digest’s portfolio overview does not establish the value of properties she retains today.
Purchase prices, listing prices and completed sale prices answer different questions. Adding old purchase prices or asking prices together would not establish what Jenner’s current holdings are worth. The reports also do not disclose current property debt, equity, carrying costs or net proceeds after transaction expenses.
Where does Kylie Jenner live now?
Reports describe Jenner as having a custom estate on a five-acre Hidden Hills parcel and a Holmby Hills home that was listed for sale. Realtor.com reported the Holmby Hills property listed at $48 million in December 2025, but the reviewed listing coverage does not confirm whether it sold or remained listed by October 8, 2026. The available reports do not establish a definitive present-day residence or a current value for her retained real estate.
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Her properties: sold, listed and custom-built
The figures below are reported transaction or listing amounts, not a uniform valuation series. “Purchase” refers to the reported acquisition price; “asking” is a seller’s advertised price; and “sale” is a reported completed transaction.
| Property | Reported status | Reported prices and dates | Reported scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calabasas starter home | Formerly owned; reportedly sold in 2017 | Purchased for $2.7 million in 2015; reportedly sold for $3.2 million in 2017, according to Architectural Digest Middle East. | Not stated in the cited portfolio account. |
| First Hidden Hills home | Formerly owned; reportedly sold in 2018 | Purchased for $6 million in 2016; reportedly sold for $6.7 million in 2018, according to Architectural Digest Middle East. | Not stated in the cited portfolio account. |
| Adjacent Hidden Hills home | Reportedly sold; sale date not stated in the cited account | Purchased for $4.5 million; reportedly sold for $5.3 million, according to Architectural Digest Middle East. | Not stated in the cited portfolio account. Reports said the home was planned for use as an office; that intended use is not confirmation of how it was used. |
| Third Hidden Hills home | Reportedly sold in September 2026 | Realtor.com reported a $12.05 million purchase and a $15.3 million sale after the home was listed for $20.25 million; an earlier 2026 report recorded a reduction to $17.99 million. Architectural Digest’s portfolio overview rounded the purchase figure to $12 million. See Realtor.com’s sale report and its report on the price reduction. | Reported as more than 13,200 square feet on a 1.4-acre parcel. |
| Holmby Hills home | Reported listed in December 2025; subsequent status not established by the reviewed listing coverage | Realtor.com reported a $36.5 million purchase in 2020 and a $48 million asking price in December 2025. Neither figure establishes a later sale or current market value. See Realtor.com’s listing report. | Approximately 15,320 square feet, seven bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms, as reported by Realtor.com. |
| Custom Hidden Hills estate | Built on a separately purchased parcel; current value not established | Architectural Digest Middle East reported Jenner paid $15 million for the five-acre vacant parcel in 2020. That is the parcel purchase price, not an appraisal of the completed estate. See Architectural Digest Middle East’s portfolio account. | Published plans reportedly called for an 18,000-square-foot main house, a 12-car garage, guest house, security base, pool and sports court. Architectural Digest said it was unclear whether the finished residence followed those plans. |
How to read the prices without overstating the portfolio
The Hidden Hills sale was below its reported asking prices
The September 2026 reported $15.3 million sale price for the third Hidden Hills home is distinct from its $20.25 million initial asking price and the $17.99 million reduced asking price reported earlier in 2026. The Realtor.com coverage reports the completed sale; the price-reduction report describes an earlier listing figure. An asking price is not evidence that a buyer paid that amount.
The Holmby Hills listing does not establish a sale
The reported $48 million asking price for the Holmby Hills home was $11.5 million above Realtor.com’s reported $36.5 million purchase price, but that arithmetic is not a profit calculation. It excludes any later sale information, transaction expenses, property improvements, taxes, financing and debt, none of which are established by those two figures. The listing’s marketing copy described the address as a “modern fortress designed for the ultimate privacy seeker”; that is promotional language reproduced by Realtor.com, not an independent valuation or a statement by Jenner. Realtor.com’s report identifies the listing and its advertised price.
The custom estate’s planned size is not a valuation
The five-acre parcel’s reported $15 million purchase price and the published building plans provide context about the project, but neither establishes the value of the completed property. The plans included an 18,000-square-foot main house and other amenities; Architectural Digest noted uncertainty about whether the final residence matched them.
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