Jennifer Lopez Is ‘In Negotiations To Buy’ Opulent $55 Million L.A. Estate Amid Ben Affleck Divorce—See Inside Its Dazzling History

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are still trying to offload their $68 million marital mansion in the wake of their divorce—but that hasn’t stopped the “Jenny From the Block” singer from reportedly eyeing up another wildly expensive Los Angeles home.

Reports suggest that J. Lo and Affleck stand to lose up to $25 million on the sale of their Beverly Hills home, which they purchased for $60.8 million in 2023 and have since put on the market for $68 million.

Apparently, the pop princess is still willing to fork out millions more on a home of her own.

TMZ claims that Lopez is currently “in negotiations to buy” a lavish and storied mansion that would more than fill the hole left by the sale of the property she shared with Affleck. (The singer’s team has yet to confirm these reports.)

The megamansion in question? The iconic Azria estate, which is located just 5 miles down the road from her ill-fated former home, offers a glittering array of amenities as well as Hollywood prestige.

The property was once owned by fashion designer Max Azria..

(Jennifer Lopez is reportedly in talks to snap up an iconic Los Angeles mansion.Getty Images)

(J. Lo and Ben Affleck are still trying to sell their $68 million marital mansion while they proceed with their divorce.MICHAEL TRAN/AFP via Getty Images)

(But that hasn’t stopped Lopez from eyeing up another incredible California home: the Azria estate, which was once owned by designer Max Azria.Realtor.com)

(The 1930s-era mansion was designed by Paul Williams. Realtor.com)

(The interior’s once-wild decor has been toned down with a neutral palette. Realtor.com)

(The Azria-designed disco-style lobby of the home theater is still intact. Realtor.com)

(Previously, the home was known for its elaborate and vibrant style, such as this shimmering ceiling. Realtor.com)

Behind the home’s history

The estate was designed in 1939 by architect to the stars Paul Williams. The Azrias reportedly paid $14.4 million for the place in 2005, purchasing it from producer-writer Sidney Sheldon, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Since 2015, when it first came on the market for $85 million, the home has tried out a variety of price points. It made it our weekly look at the nation’s most expensive homes in 2019, when it was relisted for $78 million.

(A separate building has a lounge and home theater. Realtor.com)

(The home is set up to easily entertain guests for everything from galas to movie nights.Realtor.com)

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