7 Most Expensive Homes Sold in 2024
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Not your average home, luxury properties tend to have it all. Filled with lavish amenities, these abodes are more than just a roof over their wealthy owner’s head.
Many celebrity homes fit into this category, with the rich and famous sparing no expense on extravagances the average person can only imagine.
Here’s a look at the seven more expensive celebrity homes sold in 2024.
Russell Wilson and Ciara — $31 Million
In May, former Seattle Seahawk Russell Wilson and Ciara sold their 11,104 square-foot Seattle mansion for $21.25 million, along with an adjacent plot of land for $9.75 million, according to TMZ. Built in 2007, the mansion offered 180-degree views of Lake Washington, 164 feet of waterfront access, a large dock and a variety of other high-end amenities, including a glam room, massive closet, elevator and lavish gym.
Kanye West — $21 Million
A more unique property, Kanye West sold his completely gutted Malibu, California home in September. He purchased the Tadao Ando-designed oceanfront estate for $57.3 million in 2021, then proceeded to strip it into a shell of its former existence — reportedly to become a bomb shelter, according to TMZ.
Zedd — $17.1 Million
Located in Encino, California, Zedd sold his 14,779 square-foot, six-bedroom estate for $17.1 million in May, TMZ reported. Featuring a gym, sauna, massage room, home theater, pub, wine cellar, professional music studio and vocal booth, the DJ purchased the property from Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner in 2021.
George Clooney — $14.5 Million
In September, George and Amal Clooney sold their six-bedroom mansion in Studio City, California. Purchased for $2.2 million from Stevie Nicks in 1995, the actor called the 3.1-acre estate home — featuring several guest houses, a tennis court and a pool — for nearly 30 years.
Staying in the celebrity world, TMZ reported the buyers are San Francisco 49ers star Christian McCaffrey and his wife Olivia Culpo.
Michael Jordan — $9.5 Million
On and off the market since 2012, Michael Jordan finally sold his Chicago mansion in December. Built by the basketball legend in 1995, the estate sits on seven acres and has nine bedrooms, 19 bathrooms, a gym, library, cigar room and a full-sized basketball court.
Matthew Perry (Estate) — $8.6 Million
In October, Matthew Perry’s home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles sold in an off-market deal, according to TMZ. The new owner, Anita Verma-Lallian confirmed in an Instagram post that the home survived the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
Kaley Cuoco — $5.5 Million
Located in Los Angeles, Kaley Cuoco sold her 9-acre estate in May. Purchased from Taylor Lautner for $5.25 million in 2022, the 5,647-square-foot house has a 24-foot-long infinity pool, spa, fire pit, floating staircase, speakeasy-style lounge and a bocce ball court, according to TMZ.
Luxury Real Estate Trends
“Despite relatively higher interest rates, the luxury market remains very strong,” said Kelly Jones, a real estate broker, CEO and owner of Elevation Group Arizona.
She’s noticed several trends in the high-end real estate market, including the following three.
Modern Architecture
“Modern architecture, particularly ‘soft modern,’ is still very popular in the luxury sphere — especially in homes that focus on views,” she said. “The views can vary from city to mountain, lake, river, ocean, etc.”
Of course, luxury buyers aren’t just interested in any view.
“The key is unique and beautiful views,” she said.
More Resilient Homes
“The wildfire tragedy in California has created a large wave of buyers who have decided to move — particularly into states like Arizona and Texas,” Jones said. “Those who decide to stay and rebuild will look heavily into materials that protect them from future fires.”
She said there will be an insurgence of fire-retardant products available to build homes with increased protection.
“There will be more focus from prospective buyers on safety, regulations and insurance across the nation based on forest fires in the West, tornadoes in the Midwest and floods and hurricanes in the Southeast,” she said.
Wellness Centers
“Another big trend is that new homes will feature veritable ‘wellness centers,’ including cold plunge pools, saunas, custom gyms, simulated golf rooms, meditation and massage rooms, health kitchens, and indoor/outdoor gardens,” she said. “And of course your pool and spa.”
The ultimate luxury, wealthy buyers won’t have to leave their homes to access amenities that will allow them to relax and charge.
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