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Jennifer Lopez Mansion Sale Collapses After Buyer Walks Away

Jennifer Lopez Mansion Sale Collapses After Buyer Walks Away

Jennifer Lopez's attempt to sell the Beverly Hills mansion she shared with ex-husband Ben Affleck has encountered a significant obstacle, as a mystery buyer has reportedly withdrawn from the $50 million deal. The unnamed buyer, who had placed a "substantial" deposit, allegedly walked away after entering escrow, according to TMZ. This development marks another setback in the property's sale, which began in May 2023 when Lopez and Affleck purchased it for $60.85 million as their marital home.

Just over a year after its purchase, the estate was listed for $68 million, shortly before Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck. Despite the couple finalizing their divorce in February 2025, the mansion remained on the market, experiencing several price reductions. By September 2025, the asking price had been lowered to $52 million, indicating ongoing efforts to secure a sale.

Realtor.com has reached out to Lopez's spokesperson and the listing agent for comment on the collapsed deal. The property, located in Beverly Hills, has been a point of contention and a lingering asset since the couple's separation. The initial purchase price of $60.85 million in May 2023 was intended for their shared residence, but circumstances led to its relisting.

The latest failed transaction highlights the challenges in selling high-value real estate, especially when tied to high-profile individuals. The property's history, including its initial purchase price and subsequent price drops, underscores the complexities of the current market for luxury homes. The identity of the buyer and the specific reasons for their withdrawal remain undisclosed.

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