Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s $200 million purchase high above the Pacific Ocean breaks all previous records in California.
This $200 million architectural masterpiece by Tadao Ando, who has previously designed houses for celebrities like Kanye West, is quite remarkable. A private beach, a beautiful swimming pool, and an appealing water feature are all just feet away from this Malibu property, which sprawls across 8 acres of pristine coastal land and features a prime beachfront location.
With their $200 million Malibu property, Beyoncé and Jay-Z smashed the state record for the most expensive real estate acquisition in California.The infinity pool in the concrete complex overlooks the Pacific Ocean.This avant-garde masterpiece, known to the builders as the Bell House, was initially commissioned by soap opera giants William and Maria Bell back in 1999. It took 15 years to attain its present level of astounding completion, making it a remarkable tribute to architectural genius.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s $200 million Malibu mansion, located at 27712 Pacific Coast Highway, as seen from above in May of 2023.It took 15 years to build the home after it was commissioned in 1999.Ando’s design highlights the ocean’s majesty through striking negative spaces and an abundance of floor-to-ceiling windows. According to The Daily Mail, Ando is also working with Kanye West on another architectural project that is now dormant.
The renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando was responsible for designing the 40,000 square foot home.With this acquisition, the Carters have reached new heights, as they are now the proud owners of the most expensive home ever sold in California, easily breaking the previous record of $177 million. As a matter of fact, TMZ notes that it is the second-most costly real estate deal in the whole country.
Kurt Rappaport, celebrity real estate agent and leader of this historic transaction, represented both the Carters and the Bells with expertise. Unfortunately, despite Insider’s request, he was not immediately accessible for comment on his thoughts about this historic deal.