Jennifer Lopez & Ben Affleck’s $65M House Sale Divides Real Estate Experts

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez‘s mega-mansion sale is sparking debate in L.A.’s luxurious actual property market … and TMZ’s acquired perception from each side on whether or not it is well worth the price ticket.

As we first instructed you … Ben and Jen need to offload their $60 million Bev Hills dwelling for a cool $65 mil — and whereas some have scoffed on the asking worth behind closed doorways … others have instructed us it is truly a Goldie Locks quantity … that means it is good.

Benjamin Bacal — from Revel Actual Property, who reps high-end shoppers in L.A. — tells us $65M is ideal for asking … as he feels it suits the house’s scope/scale. He tells us … if it is ok for A-listers like Ben and Jen, then it is ok for anybody.

One other big-time L.A. actual property agent — who additionally handles A-list clientele — backs that up … with our supply saying he does not assume the asking worth is unreasonable, particularly since it is a uniquely giant property on appreciable land. In different phrases … they could get their quantity.

In reality … we’re instructed this agent truly has a purchaser that is fascinated by the home — however as of now, no provide has been put in … at the very least not but. Level is … somebody’s eyeballing it!

Nonetheless, one other L.A. agent who’s knee-deep within the celeb recreation is not shopping for it, fairly actually. They inform us they’re skeptical, saying there is not any means that home is gonna go for over $40 million … which is sort of a distinct take from the earlier two brokers, who’re aligned.

He explains to us between the loss they’re going to tackle brokers’ charges and the CA Actual Property Switch Tax and Measure ULA, they will lose at the very least $6.5 mil proper there. Therefore, why they’ve most likely zeroed in on their remaining quantity — ‘trigger they know they’re gonna take a success.

So far as this final agent is anxious, they should not have listed it for greater than $50 million, particularly in the event that they need to promote it shortly amid their looming divorce. Keep in mind … Josh Altman not too long ago echoed this sentiment as nicely — he advised Ben and Jen would possible take a loss.

One very last thing this agent factors out to us on why he thinks $65 mil is excessive — the home was available on the market for a very long time earlier than Ben/Jen snapped it up … so it might be available on the market for 2-3+ years if they are not capable of finding any takers. Till it is formally listed, we cannot know.