We’ve Got the Moves: Nov 2025

We’ve Got the Moves

Celebrity and Athlete Real Estate Moves Worth Whispering About

November 2025 Edition

At One Global Advisory, we take discretion as seriously as we take due diligence. While we never spill on client transactions, we do keep tabs on what’s already making headlines. So here’s your curated look at this month’s biggest celebrity and athlete property plays.

Over the past month, celebrities and athletes continued to buy, build, and reposition properties in ways that moved the needle in their respective markets.

Kim Kardashian expands her Hidden Hills footprint

Kim quietly acquired a $7.1M four-bedroom home next door to her primary estate, further consolidating her control of the block.

The late-October purchase is a strategic adjacency buy, ensuring long-term privacy and future expansion options.

Photo credit: Realtor.com

Kanye West sells his 6,713-acre Wyoming ranch

Kanye West closed a quiet but significant divestment in October, selling his 6,713-acre Bighorn Mountain Ranch in Wyoming back to its original owners, the Flitner family. He originally purchased the property in 2019 for roughly $14.5M and exited this fall for a reported $16.9M. The ranch includes a three-story lodge, multiple guest cabins, a sauna, helicopter pads, and expansive wilderness acreage.

Photo credit: Hayden Outdoor Real Estate

Mark Wahlberg acquires a $37M Delray Beach mansion

Wahlberg picked up a fully furnished, Italian-inspired estate in Stone Creek Ranch for roughly $37M in early November.

This aligns with the larger trend of high-net-worth migration into South Florida’s luxury enclaves, where furnished mega-estates are increasingly purchased turnkey.

Photo credit: cnbc

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens complete their custom Texas estate

The couple officially received the keys to their custom-built Texas mansion on November 11.

While not a new purchase, the completion of a multi-year build is a notable athlete real-estate milestone, marking the debut of a true long-term primary residence.

Photo credit: Carmen Mandato/Getty, Simone Biles/Instagram

Aaron Rodgers lists his 10,500-sq-ft Wisconsin estate

Rodgers placed his expansive Green Bay–area property on the market for $3.7M in mid-November.

The amenity-packed estate signals a repositioning of assets and potentially a long-term exit from Wisconsin.

Photo credit: Realtor.com

DJ Zedd lists two adjacent Hollywood Hills mansions for $85M

Zedd brought two neighboring properties to market simultaneously, priced at a combined $85M.

The flagship residence spans 24,000 sq ft with resort-level amenities, representing one of the most significant entertainment-sector listings this quarter.

Photo credit: Nils Timm

Why This Matters

1. Ultra-high-net-worth buyers continue expanding footprints

Kardashian’s adjacency buy underscores a growing trend among top-tier buyers: securing perimeter control for privacy, long-term planning, and brand protection.

2. Florida’s luxury market remains a magnet for celebrity capital

Wahlberg’s move reinforces the ongoing shift of A-list money toward Florida’s gated luxury communities, where furnished, move-in-ready estates command a premium.

3. Athletes are committing to custom-build longevity

Biles and Owens highlight a broader pattern: athletes investing in highly personalized, purpose-built homes rather than relying on the resale market.

4. Strategic listings signal portfolio recalibration, not distress

Rodgers listing now reflects timing and lifestyle shifts, not market weakness. High-profile sellers continue to act independently of broader market cycles.

5. LA’s ultra-luxury segment remains in its own economic universe

Zedd’s $85M double-listing confirms that the top of the LA market continues to operate on separate fundamentals, driven more by global wealth than domestic interest rates.

Final Sip

UHNW and celebrity athlete buyers move on their own timelines. Despite the overall market, this corner of real estate never goes quiet.