Jennifer Lopez Lists Beverly Hills Home for Sale at Reduced Price
Jennifer Lopez has placed a Beverly Hills mansion she previously shared with Ben Affleck back on the market. The property is listed at a price $10 million lower than an earlier asking figure.
MarketWatchJennifer Lopez has listed a Beverly Hills mansion for sale at a price $10 million below a previous asking figure. The property is the same residence she once shared with former husband Ben Affleck. MarketWatch reported that Affleck transferred his share of the unsold estate to Lopez several weeks before the new listing appeared.
The home is described as sprawling.
No additional details on square footage, number of bedrooms, or other features were included in the report. The listing follows the transfer of ownership interest from Affleck to Lopez. MarketWatch did not state a reason for the price reduction or the timing of the sale effort.
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Ben Affleck transferred his ownership share of the Beverly Hills property to Jennifer Lopez.
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Jennifer Lopez listed the Beverly Hills mansion for sale at a price $10 million lower than a prior asking figure.
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The home may attract new buyers at the lower listed price.
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