LA mansion that may have revealed cracks in JLo and Ben Affleck’s marriage sees a $15M price cut

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A Los Angeles compound that may have revealed cracks Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s former romance is back on the market with a roughly $15 million price chop.

The twice-former couple fell in love with this estate when it asked $64 million back in 2023. But, it turned out, Affleck may have loved it more than JLo.

Ultimately, it was one of at least four homes the couple considered buying and invested money inspecting before turning it down. Their brief marriage in 2022 ended in divorce in January 2025; they had previously been engaged in the aughts.

An aerial of the estate, which comes with a green lawn and a pool. California Post
The property stands on a perch that looks to city views. California Post
The main house runs a massive amount of square footage. California Post

The property, in the Palisades Riviera enclave, is now back on the market — with a new price of $49.99 million.

Built in 2005, the estate features a 13,000-square-foot main house, a 3,000-square-foot guest house — and stunning city-to-ocean views, all set on 1.13 acres. Celebs like JLo and Affleck are drawn to the home because it is private and secure, with landscaped grounds — including flat lawns — plus a large motor court. There’s also a resort-style pool and spa.

The main house has six bedrooms and 11 baths. There’s a chef’s kitchen, a family room, a dining room, a study and a game room that opens to the backyard. The main bedroom features bay windows, a sitting area and a spa-like bath.

The guest house features an additional two bedrooms and three baths, with a Japanese soaking tub and an 800-square-foot basement gym. 

The sellers are Gregory Milken and his wife EJ, who purchased the estate for $14.5 million in 2009, and raised five children there.

Milken, who is a co-founder and managing director of 1AM Gaming, an early stage venture fund, is the son of billionaire Michael Milken, the former Drexel Burnham Lambert “junk bond king” who pleaded guilty to securities fraud, went to jail for 22 months and was later pardoned by President Trump. He’s also known for founding the Milken Institute, a non-partisan think tank known that puts on elite, buzzy global conferences.   

The listing broker is Kurt Rappaport, of Westside Estate Agency. 

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