Kris Jenner’s Pretend ‘KUWTK’ Dwelling Again On the Marketplace for $8.9 Million
The home Kris Jenner pretended to stay at on “Protecting Up With the Kardashians” is again in the marketplace, and this time the proprietor’s in search of a king’s ransom to switch the deed.
The Studio Metropolis dwelling — which was famously used for exterior pictures of Kris’s would-be mansion on the hit E! present — is on the market as soon as once more … solely now, the worth has skilled about 5 years price of appreciation, so it is listed for $8,888,888.
That is fairly a soar from what the present proprietor paid again in 2018, after they obtained it for $5.25 mil. If it sells for they get their asking value, that’ll be greater than a $3 million revenue … minus no matter they invested within the place, after all.
Contemplating the historical past of this swanky pad … we’ll see if that helps them hook a purchaser within the close to future, and extra importantly, if it finally ends up going for itemizing.
Truth is, each time the house has hit the market — which has been so much over the previous 9 years or so — the numbers nearly all the time find yourself fluctuating fairly a bit when all of the papers are signed.
As an illustration, whereas it bought for simply over $5M in 2018 … the asking value on the time was nearer to almost $8 mil at first, so the proprietor slashed their ask by so much.
We’ll see what the present title holder finally ends up accepting … truth is, the housing market is tough proper now, with rates of interest via the roof and never almost as a lot motion as there was 2-3 years in the past in the course of the pandemic.
As for the specs, it is a typical luxurious L.A.-area dwelling — 7 bedrooms, 9 baths and all of the bells and whistles of fancy residing. The query … is it price nearly $9 million to snap up?!?
Simply in case it wasn’t clear from the highest … this was NOT Kris’s precise home. They simply used it to pose as her crib — clearly, they did not present her actual dwelling for safety causes.
Sarah Greenberg of Realty One Group West holds the itemizing.