Type “Chief Keef house” into a search bar and you’ll get a specific street address, an exact square footage, even a precise purchase price — the problem is that these numbers change depending on which site you land on. Two blogs will confidently name two different addresses for what’s supposedly the same house. The one chapter of his real estate history that actually holds up under a fact-check is stranger than any of those invented details: a Chicago-suburb mansion he rented as a teenager and lost within a year, evicted with the moving truck still in the driveway. This article sticks to what’s verifiable and says so plainly where it isn’t.

Quick Facts

Detail	Information
Real Name	Keith Farrelle Cozart
Stage Name	Chief Keef
Date of Birth	August 15, 1995 — Chicago, Illinois
Profession	Rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer
Net Worth (est. 2026)	Approximately $4 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth
Primary Residence	San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, California (Tarzana/Woodland Hills area)
Total Confirmed Properties	1 active (Los Angeles area home); 1 notable past rental (Highland Park, Illinois — 2013–2014)

1. Chief Keef House in Highland Park, Illinois — His First Big Rental

Location: Highland Park, Illinois, a North Shore suburb north of Chicago

Size: Approximately 5,625 square feet, five bedrooms

Rent: Reportedly $11,000 per month

Status: Former rental — ended in a 2014 eviction

A Fast Rise, A Faster Eviction

Cozart moved into the Highland Park rental around 2013, at the height of his early fame following “I Don’t Like.” By spring 2014, he had fallen roughly $30,000 behind on rent, and the Lake County Sheriff’s Office carried out an eviction that June, according to NBC Chicago. Neighbors had also complained to police about fights, heavy traffic to the property, and, on one occasion, gunshots.

The House Outlived the Story

The five-bedroom home on a cul-de-sac went back on the rental and sales market not long after Cozart left. Its connection to him has stuck around far longer than his tenancy did: more than a decade later, neighbors on the same block took the property’s owner to court over renting it out as a short-term vacation listing, an arrangement that had nothing to do with the rapper but that local coverage still frames around his brief time there.

Approximately 5,625 square feet, five bedrooms, on a cul-de-sac
Rented for a reported $11,000 per month starting around 2013
Evicted in June 2014 after falling roughly $30,000 behind on rent
Later became the subject of a neighbor dispute over short-term rentals

2. San Fernando Valley, California — His Current Home Area

Location: Tarzana / Woodland Hills area, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles

Confirmed Since: At least 2017, based on local news coverage of incidents at the property

Status: Active — current home area

A Break-In Confirmed Where He Lives

Cozart’s move to the Los Angeles area is confirmed by police-blotter coverage rather than a real-estate listing. In September 2018, burglars broke into his San Fernando Valley home while he was inside; two suspects were arrested after a struggle with LAPD officers in which a shot was fired, according to Complex. Local coverage at the time placed the property in the Tarzana area of the Valley.

Specifics That Don’t Line Up

Beyond that confirmed location, the details that circulate online about this home — an exact street address, square footage anywhere from roughly 5,000 to 5,600 square feet, and a purchase price cited anywhere from $1.5 million to $14 million depending on the site — vary too widely to be treated as verified. Multiple real estate blogs list different addresses entirely, sometimes for the same home. GlamHomeGuide is not repeating those specific figures here until a primary source confirms them.

Confirmed by 2018 police and news coverage to be in the Tarzana/San Fernando Valley area
Widely but inconsistently reported to be a single-family home in the Woodland Hills area
Exact address, size, and purchase price vary too widely across sources to verify
Functions as his primary California base and home studio location, per multiple reports

Chief Keef Properties — Complete Overview

Property	Location	Price	Status
Highland Park Rental	Highland Park, IL	~$11,000/month rent; evicted 2014 owing ~$30,000	Former Rental — Vacated
San Fernando Valley Home	Tarzana/Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, CA	Not independently confirmed	Active — Current Home Area

What Chief Keef’s Real Estate History Reveals

A Cautionary Tale, Not a Trophy Case

Most celebrity real estate coverage tracks a climb — bigger homes bought as wealth grows. Chief Keef’s best-documented chapter runs the other way: a mansion rental at 18, followed by an eviction within about a year. It’s a rare example in this space where the verified story is about financial strain rather than accumulation.

Why the Details Get Murky

As an independent artist for most of his career, Cozart hasn’t had the same publicist-driven property coverage that surrounds bigger stars, which is exactly why so many blogs disagree on basic facts about his current home. Where there’s a real news event — like the 2014 eviction or the 2018 burglary — the record is solid. Where there isn’t, the gaps get filled in with guesses that get repeated as fact.

Conclusion

Chief Keef’s confirmed real estate history is smaller and messier than most celebrity profiles: a Highland Park, Illinois rental that ended in eviction, and a current home in the Tarzana/Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles confirmed only by police and news coverage of a break-in, not by a verified listing. Confirmed figures come from NBC Chicago, Crain’s Chicago Business, Complex, and Celebrity Net Worth. GlamHomeGuide will update this page if new, verifiable details emerge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Chief Keef live now?

News coverage places his current home in the Tarzana/Woodland Hills area of the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, though the exact address is not independently confirmed.

Did Chief Keef get evicted from a house?

Yes. He was evicted from a rented Highland Park, Illinois home in June 2014 after falling roughly $30,000 behind on rent.

How much was Chief Keef’s Highland Park rent?

The rent was reportedly $11,000 per month for the five-bedroom, roughly 5,625-square-foot home.

Does Chief Keef own his current home?

Ownership has not been independently confirmed. What is confirmed is that he was living at a San Fernando Valley address in 2018, when the home was burglarized while he was inside.

What is Chief Keef’s net worth in 2026?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Chief Keef’s net worth is approximately $4 million.

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The GlamHomeGuide editorial team researched and wrote this article using publicly available information from verified sources, including NBC Chicago, Crain’s Chicago Business, Complex, and Celebrity Net Worth. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source; where figures could not be independently verified, GlamHomeGuide has said so rather than repeating unconfirmed numbers. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Chief Keef or any of his representatives.

Chief Keef House: Where the Rapper Lives Now