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Jennifer Lopez Finds Buyer For $50 Million Home, But Deal Falls Through

July 15, 2026:

Jennifer Lopez Finds Buyer For $50 Million Home, But Deal Falls Through

J Lo
I’m Still On This Bev Hills Block!!!
$50 Mil Mansion Buyer Drops Out

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Jennifer Lopez is still searching for a new lover of the mansion she’s been trying to unload for years, because the buyer she had on the line fell through … TMZ has learned.

Sources with direct knowledge tell us the potential buyer walked away after dropping a “substantial” deposit, clearly intending to snap up the $50 million Bev Hills palace J Lo originally purchased with Ben Affleck.

We’re told the guy backed out on Tuesday for some unknown reason … so, it’s back to square one for Jennifer and her real estate agents.

As you know … J Lo and Ben bought the home together back in May 2023 — plunking down almost $61 million for the 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom abode.

They separated about a year later … and finalized their divorce agreement in January 2025.

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The pair listed the house on several occasions … initially for $68 million in July 2024, then cutting the price, dollar by painful dollar.

Eventually Ben — who sold his A.I. company InterPositive to Netflix for a reported $600 million back in March — decided to give Jen his entire share of the property … meaning she could make a tidy profit on this place … if she can ever sell it.

Rayni and Branden Williams of The Beverly Hills Estates hold the listing.

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