As the power couple in the entertainment industry, Jay-Z and Beyoncé have accomplished so much together. Combined, the two have won 56 Grammys and sold more than 340 million records worldwide.
In the process, the couple has also amassed an impressive real estate portfolio, which includes lavish California properties, modern New York City condos, and other expensive homes that most people could only dream of.
Here is the impressive real estate portfolio of Jay-Z and Beyoncé.
In 2023, Jay and Bey made history, buying the most expensive home in the history of California for $200 million, passing the previous record of $177 million.
The impressive property is located right off Paradise Cove and is 40,000 square feet, giving them a beautiful view of the couple a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean.
The massive property was designed by the same person responsible for Kanye West’s minimalist mansion in the same neighborhood, Tadao Ando.
In 2017, the couple purchased this 12,000-square-foot home in the Hamptons that’s near the Georgica Pond. When the couple is not busy going on a worldwide tour, this is a good place they can relax.
The couple paid $26 million for this 17-acre meadow, which feels like light work compared to their Malibu mansion.
Jay-Z and Beyonce became the real king and queen of Bel Air when they bought this 30,000-square-foot mansion for $88 million in the summer of 2017.
This property is enough to fit three families, as it has eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and a garage that can fit 15 cars.
In 2015, the couple bought this rustic New Orleans home for $2.6 million, much cheaper than many of their other properties.
After a fire broke out in the home in what was reportedly an arson attempt, the couple put the mansion up for sale for $3.5 million, and then later increased it to $4.45 million.
Shortly after getting married in 2008, the couple bought a mansion at Miami’s Indian Creek Island for $9 million. The exclusive island is home to many other wealthy billionaires and celebrities.
This is the “humble” home where Jay-Z and Beyoncé got married in 2008. Hov bought the Tribeca penthouse in 2004 for $6.5 million.
Queen Bey bought a place of her own in 2005 for $5 million, before the couple was married. Located in midtown Manhattan, the condo was reportedly used for friends and family who were visiting the city.
In 2014, the couple rented this Los Angeles property in the Hombly Hills neighborhood for $150,000 a month. Unfortunately, Jay and Bey had to pack their things after it was sold in 2015.
Although Hov and Bey never bought this home, they spent a pretty penny renting. In 2012, the couple rented the vacation home for $400,000 a month. The 31,000-square-foot property has 12 bedrooms, a tennis court, a rock climbing wall, and even a half-pipe for skateboarding.
Hov rented this penthouse in Time Warner Center for $40,000 for a couple of years. The 5,000-square-foot penthouse overlooked Central Park and featured a fish tank that hung from the ceiling. In 2018, it was sold for $31 million.
