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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez have officially removed their shared Beverly Hills estate from the market.
TMZ reported on Monday, January 26, 2026, that the massive home, which features 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms, is no longer listed for sale.
The couple had spent roughly a year and a half trying to sell the property, starting shortly before they filed for divorce in 2024.
Despite a major price cut of $16 million last September, the "mega-mansion" failed to attract a buyer.
The decision to pull the listing follows months of reported disagreement over the sale price.
Sources previously indicated that Ben was willing to lower the asking price to secure a quick deal, while Jennifer wanted to stick closer to the original $68 million tag.
This standoff likely contributed to the property sitting on the market far longer than expected.
By taking it down now, the former couple may be rethinking their strategy or waiting for a more favorable real estate climate.
The stalled sale carries high financial stakes for both stars.
They purchased the property in May 2023 for $60.85 million. If they eventually relist the home at a lower price, they face a possible financial loss once they calculate taxes and closing costs.
The house has become a symbol of their "crashed second shot at love," making the ongoing struggle to sell it even more prominent in the public eye.
For now, the future of the Beverly Hills palace remains uncertain. Neither Ben nor Jennifer has commented publicly on the latest development.
As they continue to navigate their separate lives, the resolution of their shared assets remains one of the last remaining ties from their marriage.
