Heather Dubrow’s main base is a Century City penthouse in Los Angeles, bought in 2022 and expanded in March 2026 with the unit directly below, though Robb Report notes the couple also still maintains a residence in Orange County. The Heather Dubrow house story has moved fast since 2022: a record $55 million sale of Chateau Dubrow, a Beverly Hills mansion that lost money despite selling above its purchase price, and now a two-unit penthouse. Here’s what’s confirmed, in order.

Quick Facts

Detail	Information
Full Name	Heather Paige Dubrow (née Kent)
Date of Birth	January 5, 1969 — The Bronx, New York
Profession	Television personality, actress, podcast host, entrepreneur
Spouse	Dr. Terry Dubrow, plastic surgeon and co-host of Botched; married in 1999
Net Worth (est. 2026)	Approximately $80 million individually, according to Celebrity Net Worth (Terry Dubrow is separately estimated at $80 million)
Primary Residence	The Century, Century City, Los Angeles (main base); the couple also reportedly keeps an Orange County residence
Total Confirmed Properties	1 active (Century City penthouse, two adjoining units); 1 reported active investment property (Idaho, under development); 2 notable past sales (Chateau Dubrow, Beverly Hills mansion)

1. Heather Dubrow House: Chateau Dubrow in Newport Coast, California

Location: Crystal Cove/Newport Coast, Newport Beach, California

Built: Land bought in 2013 for roughly $4.2 million; construction cost about $21 million.

Size: Approximately 22,000 square feet, on nearly an acre

Status: Sold — October 2022, for $55 million; relisted by the current owner at $62 million in 2026

Built From an Empty Lot, on Camera

Heather and Terry Dubrow bought a vacant lot in the guard-gated Crystal Cove enclave in 2013 and spent roughly $21 million over several years custom-building the estate the show came to call “Chateau Dubrow,” according to The Real Deal. Its construction was documented on The Real Housewives of Orange County, and the finished 22,000-square-foot Italian villa-style home included a 24-seat movie theater, a champagne wall in the dining room, and a 30-foot vaulted entry with a 10-layer chandelier.

A Record-Setting Exit

The Dubrows sold the estate in an off-market deal in October 2022 for $55 million — the most expensive Orange County home sale of that year and the third-highest in county history at the time. The buyer’s identity was not disclosed in the sale. Terry Dubrow had once told Architectural Digest, “We’re never selling this house; you’re going to bury me in the backyard,” but the couple changed course once their children began heading off to college.

• Reported at 20,100 to 22,000 square feet
• Built for roughly $21 million after a 2013 land purchase near $4.2 million
• Sold in October 2022 for $55 million, the top Orange County sale of the year
• Featured extensively during its construction on The Real Housewives of Orange County

The current owner relisted the estate at $62 million in 2026, roughly 13 percent above the 2022 price, according to The Real Deal. The 2022 buyer was an LLC; Robb Report linked it to the family of Chinese billionaire Xu Hang, though that has not been confirmed

2. Beverly Hills Mansion — The Former Dino De Laurentiis Estate

Location: Beverly Hills hillside, Los Angeles, California

Purchase Price: $16.1 million — July 2023

Sale Price: $16.5 million — August 2025

Status: Sold

A Dream House That Became a Cautionary Tale

Nine months after selling Chateau Dubrow, the couple bought a roughly 9,000-square-foot hillside mansion in Beverly Hills once owned by Italian film producer Dino De Laurentiis, paying $16.1 million in July 2023, according to Bravo. Heather called it her “dream house” and planned a down-to-the-studs renovation, but contractors discovered asbestos in the structure, which dated to 1948, and the project ran roughly $8 million over budget.

The Math Behind an Apparent Profit

The Dubrows listed the home for $25 million in March 2025 and ultimately accepted $16.5 million that August — a sale price only $400,000 above what they paid. Terry Dubrow later said on his podcast that the deal actually cost the couple close to $5.8 million once renovation spending, carrying costs, and California’s mansion tax on sales over $10 million were factored in.

• Roughly 9,000 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, on more than 8 acres
• Previously owned by Italian film producer Dino De Laurentiis
• Bought for $16.1 million in 2023; listed for $25 million in 2025
• Sold for $16.5 million after asbestos discovery and an $8 million renovation overrun

3. The Century, Century City — Her Current Los Angeles Penthouse

Location: The Century, Avenue of the Stars, Century City, Los Angeles

Purchase Price: $14 million (October 2022) plus $13.75 million (March 2026) for an adjoining unit

Size: Roughly 5,300 sq ft originally; approximately 10,854 sq ft combined

Status: Active — main Los Angeles base

A Pied-à-Terre That Grew Into Their Los Angeles Base

The same month they sold Chateau Dubrow, the Dubrows paid $14 million for a Roberto Cavalli-designed penthouse at The Century, a 42-story tower in Century City, according to EntertainmentNow. The roughly 5,300-square-foot unit, known as the Cavalli Penthouse, spans half of the 38th floor and includes onyx walls, a Murano glass chandelier, and multiple terraces.

Robb Report notes the couple still maintains a residence in Orange County, so the penthouse is best described as their Los Angeles base rather than their only home.

Doubling Down in the Same Building

In March 2026, the couple paid $13.75 million for the roughly 5,600-square-foot penthouse directly below their own — a unit that had been listed at $15.99 million. Together, the two units total roughly 10,800 square feet. Robb Report notes that if the couple joined them with a staircase, it would be the second-largest penthouse in the building, behind Candy Spelling’s duplex, but no report confirms they have done so.

• Original Cavalli Penthouse bought for $14 million in October 2022, roughly 5,300 sq ft.
• Second, adjoining penthouse bought for $13.75 million in March 2026, roughly 5,600 sq ft
• Total footprint of about 10,800 square feet across two separate units (not confirmed as joined)
• Located in The Century, a 42-story Robert A.M. Stern-designed tower in Century City

A Note on the Idaho Property

Heather and Terry Dubrow have also spoken publicly, including in Bravo interviews, about developing land in Idaho that they bought in 2020. As of an August 2025 interview, they described it as a large investment property rather than a future home, saying they had no plans to live there. Beyond its existence and general location, GlamHomeGuide could not independently confirm its size, cost, or completion status, so those figures are not included here.

Heather Dubrow Properties — Complete Overview

Property	Location	Price	Status
Chateau Dubrow	Newport Coast, CA	Built ~$21M (2013-2018); sold $55M (2022)	Sold (relisted at $62M, 2026)
Beverly Hills Mansion	Beverly Hills, CA	Bought $16.1M (2023); sold $16.5M (2025)	Sold
Century City Penthouse	Century City, Los Angeles, CA	Bought $14M (2022) + $13.75M (2026)	Active — Los Angeles Base

What Heather Dubrow’s Real Estate Choices Reveal

A Portfolio Built on Turnover, Not Permanence

Unlike celebrities who hold one home for decades, the Dubrows have moved through three major properties in under fifteen years, each time trading a finished project for a new one. The pattern favors reinvention over sentiment — even a home Terry once swore he’d never sell.

The Renovation Risk Every Buyer Should Know

The Beverly Hills sale is a useful reminder that a rising sale price doesn’t always mean a profit. Between an $8 million renovation overrun, asbestos remediation, and California’s mansion tax on sales above $10 million, the Dubrows lost money on a home that technically sold for more than they paid — a detail that’s easy to miss in headlines focused only on the sale price.

Conclusion

Heather Dubrow’s real estate history moves fast: a record-setting $55 million exit from Chateau Dubrow, a Beverly Hills renovation that turned into a financial loss despite selling above purchase price, and a Century City penthouse the family has since expanded into one of the building’s largest residences. Confirmed figures come from The Real Deal, Bravo, EntertainmentNow, and Celebrity Net Worth. GlamHomeGuide will update this page if new, verifiable details emerge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Heather Dubrow live now?

Her main base is a penthouse at The Century in Century City, Los Angeles, made up of two units bought in 2022 and 2026. Robb Report reports the couple also still maintains a residence in Orange County.

How much did Heather Dubrow sell Chateau Dubrow for?

The Newport Coast estate sold in October 2022 for $55 million, after the Dubrows spent roughly $21 million building it following a 2013 land purchase.

Did Heather Dubrow lose money on her Beverly Hills house?

Financially, yes. Although the home sold for $16.5 million — slightly more than the $16.1 million purchase price — Terry Dubrow said renovation costs, asbestos remediation, and taxes left them roughly $5.8 million behind.

Does Heather Dubrow own property in Idaho?

The couple has confirmed owning land in Idaho and developing a large property there since 2020, describing it as an investment rather than a future home. Specific size and cost details have not been independently confirmed.

What is Heather Dubrow’s net worth in 2026?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Heather Dubrow’s individual net worth is approximately $80 million, with her husband, Terry Dubrow, separately estimated at the same amount.

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Adrian Cole researched and wrote this article using publicly available information from verified sources, including The Real Deal, Bravo, EntertainmentNow, and Celebrity Net Worth. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Heather Dubrow, Terry Dubrow, or any of their representatives.