Kris Jenner Pulls Iconic Kardashian Home Off Market Again

Kris Jenner has once again removed her Hidden Hills, California, mansion from the market, a property that has served as the primary residence for the Kardashian family for over a decade and was a frequent backdrop for their reality television series, 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians.' Jenner, aged 70, initially listed the expansive estate in February 2025. The home was first taken off the market on May 2, after remaining unsold for more than a year. Sources informed TMZ at the time that Jenner was experiencing second thoughts about divesting herself of such a significant element of her family's reality television history. Following its brief removal, the property was relisted at the identical asking price. Now, property records obtained by Realtor.com® exclusively reveal that Jenner has again decided to withdraw the mansion from sale, indicating a continued deliberation over its future. An insider previously shared with TMZ that Jenner had spent "months ... debating whether to keep it in the family as a long-term asset," and that she "hesitated to move forward" with the sale as she "started reconsidering the bigger picture." The estate is viewed by Jenner as more than just a financial transaction; it is considered a tangible piece of the Kardashian-Jenner legacy, with significant consideration given to retaining it for future generations. Despite receiving multiple offers on the home, Jenner expressed reluctance to finalize any sale. At one point, insiders asserted that she had definitively decided to proceed with the sale of the well-known residence, which subsequently reappeared on the market shortly after being delisted, complete with updated interior listing photographs. The decision to repeatedly remove the home from the market highlights its deep connection to the family's public narrative and the emotional weight associated with its potential sale. The property's prominent role in the reality show means its sale or retention carries implications beyond real estate value, touching upon the preservation of the family's brand and history. The ongoing indecision suggests a complex evaluation of sentimental value versus market opportunity for the iconic dwelling.