The house is back on the market, six bedrooms and a piece of television history included
Kris Jenner has put the Hidden Hills mansion where the Kardashian-Jenner family’s public life truly began back up for sale, this time asking $13 million, according to property records reported by TMZ. The 8,860-square-foot estate, with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, first hit the market in February 2025 at $13.5 million before Jenner pulled back and reconsidered selling at all.
Where the cameras actually rolled
This is the house that served as the primary filming location for “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” the E! reality series that turned a Beverly Hills family into a media conglomerate. The show’s signature black-and-white checkered foyer, the kitchen where a hundred arguments and reconciliations played out on camera, and the backyard used for countless family gatherings all belong to this property, per TMZ’s reporting. Listing agent Tomer Fridman of Christie’s International Real Estate SoCal is handling the sale. Sources close to the family told TMZ that Jenner spent months weighing whether to hold onto the estate for sentimental reasons before deciding to put it back on the market.
A pattern, not an isolated sale
The relisting fits into a broader churn among the Kardashian-Jenner women, who have spent the past year buying, selling, and re-pricing an unusually large stack of Southern California real estate. Kylie Jenner alone has moved through multiple properties in 2026, cutting the price on one Hidden Hills estate and separately listing a Holmby Hills megamansion, according to TMZ. Robb Report has separately chronicled the family’s shifting footprint across Hidden Hills, per Robb Report’s coverage of Jenner’s property portfolio.
What a buyer is actually purchasing
Owning the literal filming location of a show that ran for two decades and helped define an entire genre of television is a genuine rarity in a city full of celebrity real estate turnover. The family didn’t buy fame with this house. They built it there, on camera, over years of ordinary domestic footage that happened to be broadcast to millions of viewers every week.
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