Gomez’s NYC sanctuary is so private, in fact, that we couldn’t find any public information about it. Below, we’ve compiled some of the other places Gomez has called home over the years, with each representing a different era of her life.

The Starter California Home

Let us set the scene: It’s 2011, several years after her rise to fame for her leading role in Disney’s Wizards of Waverly Place, and shortly after announcing her relationship with Justin Bieber. This is when Gomez bought her first home: a traditional residence worth $2.175 million in Tarzana, California. The home featured a high-ceilinged entryway, a formal living room, a card room, a media room, and a swimming pool and spa accessible through several sets of French doors. (There was also a separate guest room, a yoga studio, and a cabana bar for entertaining.) Gomez remodeled and expanded it from five to six bedrooms shortly after purchase, and by the time she sold it to Iggy Azalea for $3.45 million in 2014, it spanned 6,630 square feet. Fun fact: reportedly, it was Jonah Hill who originally sold the property to Gomez.

The Mediterranean-Style Calabasas Mansion

Her next real estate purchase moved Gomez to the celebrity-favorite city of Calabasas, where she paid $3.69 million for a Mediterranean-style mansion of epic proportions in 2014. The luxurious pad also boasted a gym, an impressive home theater, and an impressive underground wine cellar. The outdoor patio featured multiple lounging areas and lawns, a dining cabana with a brick pizza oven, a swimming pool and spa, and topiary shaped like an elephant. The singer didn’t stay there long, however, selling the property to French Montana for $3.3 million in 2016—a discount from the $4.5 million she initially listed it for in 2015. The rapper would later spend $400,000 to add a recording studio in the guest house before listing the property in early 2020 for what he paid for it.

The English-Style Fort Worth Home

In late 2015, Gomez decided to return to her Texas roots with the purchase of a 10,016-square-foot mansion in Fort Worth, Texas. It’s unknown how much the singer paid for the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath pad, but it was located near her childhood home in Grand Prairie, which was likely a comfort given her lupus diagnosis around this time. “Every time I go home, I always go back to the places I remember,” she said in her documentary. “It’s because I don’t want to lose that part of me.” The English-style home was decked out in luxurious amenities like a living room with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, an eight-seat home theater with its own candy bar, a tennis court, sprawling greenery, and a saltwater swimming pool with a water slide.

The “Lose You to Love Me” singer put the property on the market for $3.499 million in 2016. She failed to find buyers and had to reduce the price several times before finally selling it for $2.7 million in October 2018. “Her work schedule takes her everywhere, but she really loved hanging out with her family in that media room,” a local news outlet reported. “Selena owns other homes, but this property was really her first home.”

The Los Angeles Bungalow

In 2017, shortly after rekindling her relationship with The Weeknd, Gomez paid $2.25 million for a bungalow in Studio City. The sweet one-story home featured a state-of-the-art security system and was located behind 20-foot-high hedges, likely a welcome sanctuary for her recovery from kidney transplant surgery. The singer engaged a neutral aesthetic for the 3,188-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath pad, incorporating bright pops of color from colorful art pieces that brought life to the space. There was also a gourmet kitchen, a family room with a marble bar, and a formal living room with a traditional fireplace. Herringbone brick floors were a unique feature of the home. Ultimately, Gomez didn’t hang on to the property for very long, flipping it back onto the market the following year. She sold it for $2.368 million in 2020.

The Custom Tom Petty Estate

Gomez continued her series of celeb-pedigree homes in 2020, acquiring a $4.9 million mansion in Encino previously owned by legendary singer Tom Petty. The rocker and his first wife, Jane Benyo, custom-built the 11,483-square-foot residence in 1989, and it features six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The home’s powerful living room boasts a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that soars past a second-floor balcony, finally meeting the home’s slanted ceiling. Modern amenities include an in-home recording studio, a massage room, a gym, a wine cellar, and a large pool. The singer still owns this home.

The Spanish-Style Beverly Hills Home

In December 2024, Gomez and Blanco got engaged and bought their first home together: a $35 million Spanish-style mansion in Beverly Hills. The off-market deal was one of the year’s most notable celebrity real estate transactions. Reportedly, Joker director Todd Phillips was a previous owner of the seven-bedroom, 12-bathroom home, which was originally designed by Wallace Neff in 1928. The residence spans approximately 7,000 square feet and features dreamy amenities like a dramatic spiral staircase with a hand-painted domed ceiling, multiple fireplaces, and a wood-paneled library. The primary suite is located upstairs, featuring a private covered terrace and a massive, naturally lit tile bathroom with a freestanding tub and a glass shower. One ADU hosts a gym, a plush red theater with a fireplace, and a guest suite, while another structure houses a spacious studio or office. The home’s outdoor features are equally impressive, boasting a resort-style pool, fountains, a greenhouse, an arbor-covered lounge with a fireplace, and lush gardens.

✦ Editorial Insight from ArchUp

This article offers a fascinating tour of pop star Selena Gomez’s real estate journey, revealing how her homes reflect the evolution of her career and personal life, from modest beginnings to the pinnacle of Beverly Hills luxury. The positive critique highlights the clear chronological organization and the engaging narration of architectural and luxurious details that captivate the reader. However, it is slightly faulted for its reliance on indirect sources and financial information that could benefit from stronger verification. Nonetheless, the article’s true value lies in its successful fusion of celebrity biography with the world of luxury real estate, creating content that appeals to fans of entertainment, design, and interior decor alike, thereby masterfully reinforcing the publication’s identity as a reference for upscale lifestyles.

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