Most coverage still calls Kim Kardashian’s Hidden Hills mansion her primary residence. It’s more accurate to call it her primary construction site: Kardashian and her four children have not lived in the Kim Kardashian house since July 2024, and as of the most recent footage from her own show, rooms were still just wood framing. This guide covers all six confirmed Kardashian properties — including an under-the-radar Calabasas condo most roundups skip entirely — and separates what’s actually confirmed from what’s simply been repeated.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Kimberly Noel Kardashian |
| Date of Birth | October 21, 1980 — Los Angeles, California |
| Profession | Media Personality, Businesswoman, Founder of SKIMS |
| Net Worth (est. 2026) | Approximately $1.9 billion, according to Forbes — driven mainly by her roughly one-third stake in SKIMS |
| Hidden Hills Mansion | Has not been lived in by Kardashian or her children since July 2024, while a new wing is under construction |
| Total Confirmed Properties | Six, including a Calabasas condo left out of most other roundups |
| Combined Publicly Reported Purchase Prices | Approximately $120 million+ across her known properties — a sum of purchase prices, not an independently verified current portfolio value |
| Children | North (b. 2013), Saint (b. 2015), Chicago (b. 2018), and Psalm (b. 2019), with ex-husband Kanye West |
1. Hidden Hills Mansion — Still Under Renovation, Still Empty
Location: Hidden Hills, Los Angeles County, California
Original Purchase Price: $20 million — 2014, with then-husband Kanye West
Renovation Cost: Not independently confirmed — commonly cited as $20–30 million, though the often-repeated “$60 million” total value traces back to a 2018 Kris Jenner social media post, not an independent appraisal
Architect: Axel Vervoordt (Belgian minimalist), in collaboration with LA firm SKDA
Status: Actively under renovation — Kardashian and her children have not lived there since July 2024
This is the correction that matters most in this update: Kardashian has not been living in this house for over two years. According to Men’s Journal, citing People, Kardashian and her four children — North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm — have not lived in the home since July 2024, while an entirely new wing is added and much of the original structure undergoes a gut renovation with new walls and windows. Construction has continued since November 2024. In a March 2025 episode of The Kardashians, she explained the renovation was partly about adding a section of the house for a future partner: “I did this whole renovation and I looked up to my team, and I go, ‘Guys, we’re adding on to the house, we’re changing everything for me,’ and then I thought, ‘Wait, where’s the his side?'” She said at the time the family would be out of the home for about a year and a half. As of a November 2025 episode, rooms were still at the wood-framing stage, with Kardashian having her children write messages on the studs before drywall went up — meaning the timeline has already run past what she originally described.
The renovation has not been without conflict: a neighbor, Sarah Key, filed a 2021 lawsuit against the Hidden Hills Community Association attempting to block Kardashian from building an underground vault, subterranean parking, a subterranean “wellness center,” and a detached guardhouse. That emergency request was denied, and construction continued.
Specifics That Don’t Line Up
Kardashian purchased the neighboring property in October 2025, and several outlets reported that she demolished the basketball court she had built for Kanye West’s 38th birthday as part of the renovation. According to TMZ — the outlet that broke the original story — that claim is inaccurate: the basketball court was not torn up, only covered, and remains on the property. This guide follows TMZ’s own account over the secondhand reports that contradict it.
Key Features
- New wing added since November 2024, alongside a gut renovation of much of the original structure
- Two-story walk-in closet from the original Vervoordt renovation
- Custom music studio added during the 2015–2019 renovation
- Kanye West’s basketball court, covered but not demolished, per TMZ
- Outdoor swimming pool, private gym, and landscaped grounds
2. The Adjacent Compound Expansion — $7M Neighbor Purchase
Location: Hidden Hills, California (directly next to the primary mansion)
Purchase Price: $7 million, closed October 15, 2025 — $850,000 over the $6.25 million asking price
Size: 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,945 square feet, built 1973
Status: Active — compound expansion
According to TMZ, Kardashian closed on the property the day before her 45th birthday, paying well above the asking price. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom ranch-style home had never previously been listed for sale before going on the market in August 2025. Kardashian is reportedly planning to fold the property into her existing compound, though it’s unclear whether it will be demolished or used as a guest house.
3. Kim Kardashian’s Malibu Oceanfront Estate — $70.4 Million
Location: Encinal Bluffs, Malibu, California
Purchase Price: $70.4 million — September 2022 (off-market deal)
Size: 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, over 7,450 square feet on more than 3 acres
Previously Owned By: Cindy Crawford
Status: Active — ongoing renovation
Confirmed through public property records and reported by Forbes, this was the most expensive home sold in Malibu in 2022. Kardashian acquired the estate in an off-market deal, with Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker as the listing agent. The property sits on coastal bluffs above El Sol Beach and was substantially renovated in 2016 by Harrison Design before Kardashian’s purchase. The estate survived the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires without reported damage, sitting outside the primary fire zones that affected Pacific Palisades and parts of Malibu.
Key Features
- More than 3 acres of gated, manicured grounds on coastal bluffs above the Pacific
- Private path with direct access to El Sol Beach
- Outdoor swimming pool and full-size tennis court
- Open-plan great room combining living, dining, and kitchen
- Survived the January 2025 LA wildfires without reported damage
4. Calabasas Condo — The Property Most Roundups Skip
Location: Calabasas, California
Purchase Price: $1.6 million — 2017
Size: 2,260 square feet
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 3 bedrooms; bathroom count is reported as either 3 or 4, depending on the outlet
Interior Design: Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen
Status: Ownership status not publicly updated in recent years
This property is confirmed but rarely mentioned in other Kim Kardashian property roundups. According to TheStreet, Kardashian purchased this three-bedroom, four-bathroom condo in the prestigious Avanti complex in 2017 for $1.6 million while still married to Kanye West, primarily using it as an office space — fans of Keeping Up with the Kardashians will recall it as the location where she and sister Kourtney met with a medical medium. West had it decorated by Belgian designer Vincent Van Duysen as a birthday gift, giving it a minimalist feel similar to the main Hidden Hills house. Kardashian listed the 2,260-square-foot unit for $3.5 million in 2019 and again in 2022 without finding a buyer; its current ownership status has not been publicly confirmed in recent reporting, so this guide does not assume she still owns it.
5. The La Quinta Land — A Future Tadao Ando Mansion
Location: The Madison Club, La Quinta (Coachella Valley), California
Land Purchase Price: $6.3 million — 2019 (purchased with Kanye West; awarded to Kim in the 2023 divorce settlement)
Land Size: 1.89 acres
Architect: Tadao Ando — Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect (1995)
Status: Planned — construction status not publicly confirmed as of this update
Kardashian and West bought this desert plot in 2019 for $6.3 million; after their divorce, it was transferred to Kardashian’s sole trust in 2023. In April 2023, she shared the plans publicly on Instagram: ‘Met with the master himself, Tadao Ando, to review and discuss a dream project we have been working on for the past two years.’ Revised plans for a single-story residence with seven bedrooms were filed in October 2024, but the project’s current construction status is not publicly confirmed.
Specifics That Don’t Line Up
The reported size of this project varies significantly by source. GlamHomeGuide’s earlier reporting, along with several other outlets, cited a 20,310-square-foot main residence based on the October 2024 permit filing. Robb Report’s more recent coverage describes the overall planned compound at roughly 42,000 square feet. It’s possible both figures are accurate at once — a smaller main house within a larger total compound footprint — but no source explicitly reconciles the two numbers, so this guide presents both rather than picking one.
All Kim Kardashian Properties — Complete Overview 2026
| Property | Location | Price | Status |
| Hidden Hills Mansion | Hidden Hills, CA | $20M (2014) | Under Renovation — not lived in since 2024 |
| Adjacent Property | Hidden Hills, CA | $7M (Oct 2025) | Active — Compound Expansion |
| Malibu Oceanfront Estate | Encinal Bluffs, Malibu | $70.4M (2022) | Active — Under Renovation |
| Calabasas Condo | Calabasas, CA | $1.6M (2017) | Ownership status unconfirmed |
| La Quinta Land | La Quinta, CA | $6.3M (2019) | Planned — Not Yet Confirmed Built |
What Kim Kardashian’s Real Estate Choices Reveal
Looking across all four properties, the pattern is consistent. Kim does not buy homes impulsively, and she does not treat them as status symbols alone. The Hidden Hills mansion has been rebuilt twice. The Malibu estate is a lifelong personal goal finally achieved. The La Quinta land is a patient play still years in the making. The adjacent compound purchase is a strategic real estate move designed to protect and expand her primary asset. Every decision is intentional.
Architecture as Identity
Where most celebrity real estate stories are about size and price, Kim’s is about design. The Hidden Hills renovation with Axel Vervoordt was one of the most extensively documented celebrity home transformations of the past decade. The Tadao Ando commission in La Quinta goes further still — commissioning a Pritzker Prize-winning architect to build a custom home is rare even among billionaires. Architecture is clearly how Kim expresses herself beyond the business and the cameras.
Privacy as the Foundation
Every property Kim owns is gated, secluded, or both. Hidden Hills is a private city. The Malibu estate sits on elevated bluffs above a semi-private beach. The La Quinta land is inside an exclusive desert community. Buying the neighbor’s house to expand her compound takes this a step further. For someone who grew up entirely in public, controlling the perimeter of her private life appears to be the single most consistent driver of her real estate decisions.
Conclusion
The most repeated fact about Kim Kardashian’s real estate — that her Hidden Hills mansion is her home — hasn’t been true since the summer of 2024. Her Malibu estate is mid-renovation, her Calabasas condo rarely gets a mention, and her Tadao Ando desert project in La Quinta still doesn’t have a publicly confirmed finish line. GlamHomeGuide will continue to update this page as her real estate story develops.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kim Kardashian’s House
Does Kim Kardashian still live in her Hidden Hills mansion?
Not currently. Kardashian and her four children have not lived in the home since July 2024 while it undergoes a major renovation and expansion, according to Men’s Journal and People.
Where does Kim Kardashian live in 2026?
Her exact current residence during the Hidden Hills renovation has not been publicly confirmed. She is known to spend significant time at her Malibu oceanfront estate, which remains active, but no outlet has confirmed it as her sole primary address while the main house is being rebuilt.
How much is Kim Kardashian’s Hidden Hills mansion worth?
The commonly cited $60 million figure traces back to a 2018 social media post from Kris Jenner rather than an independent appraisal. The $20 million purchase price and an estimated $20–30 million in renovation costs are more directly documented.
Did Kim Kardashian tear down Kanye West’s basketball court?
No — despite widely repeated reports that it was demolished, TMZ, which broke the original story, reports the basketball court was covered but not torn up, and remains on the property.
How much did Kim Kardashian pay for her Malibu house?
Kardashian purchased her Malibu oceanfront estate for $70.4 million in September 2022 in an off-market deal — the most expensive home sold in Malibu that year.
Is Kim Kardashian building a new house in La Quinta?
Yes, in progress. Kardashian is planning a Tadao Ando-designed residence on a 1.89-acre plot in the Madison Club, La Quinta. Revised plans were filed in October 2024, but the project’s current construction status is not publicly confirmed.
Does Kim Kardashian own a condo in Calabasas?
She purchased a $1.6 million Calabasas condo in 2017, originally used as an office space, though its current ownership status has not been publicly confirmed in recent reporting.
What is Kim Kardashian’s net worth in 2026?
Forbes estimates her net worth at approximately $1.9 billion as of 2026, driven primarily by her roughly one-third stake in SKIMS, which was valued at $5 billion after a November 2025 funding round.
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This article was researched and written by the GlamHomeGuide editorial team using publicly available information from verified sources, including TMZ, Forbes, Men’s Journal, Homes & Gardens, TheStreet, and public property records. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. Where a detail — such as the Hidden Hills valuation, the La Quinta compound’s square footage, a property’s current ownership, or the basketball court story — could not be independently confirmed or was contradicted across sources, this guide notes that explicitly rather than presenting one version as settled fact. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Kim Kardashian or her representatives.
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