Why Jennifer Lawrence’S Homes Tell A Coast-To-Coast Story — And Why New York Won Out

Jennifer Lawrence’s rise from Hollywood sets to high-end real estate

Jennifer Lawrence shot to the top of Hollywood’s pay charts early in her career thanks to The Hunger Games — and she parlayed that success into a tightly curated property portfolio. Rather than collecting dozens of houses, she has focused on a handful of very expensive, well-located homes on both coasts.

Over the years Lawrence has been publicly linked to at least four major properties, buying and selling several along the way. Most of her headline purchases were in New York and Los Angeles, and the pattern of her sales suggests a deliberate move toward one primary base.

“Fans noticed she traded LA sunsets for New York skylines, and her homes tell the story,” said one social media comment that summed up the shift.

Jennifer Lawrence’s New York properties

New York has become the hub of Lawrence’s real estate life, especially since her 2019 marriage to art dealer Cooke Maroney. The couple has made Manhattan their main base, and Lawrence’s purchases there underscore that focus.

Her most notable acquisition is a West Village townhouse on Jane Street that she bought in 2020 for approximately $21.9 million. The residence is part of an exclusive development designed by British architect David Chipperfield and spans roughly 5,000 square feet with four bedrooms and multiple private outdoor spaces.

West Village townhouse - a rare Manhattan garage

The West Village townhouse includes features that are a luxury in the city, including a garage. That single amenity alone makes it stand out among Manhattan properties, and the design pedigree and size make it Lawrence’s biggest single real estate purchase.

Buying the Jane Street home followed her 2019 wedding and helped cement New York as the couple’s primary address. Architectural Digest and other outlets have noted the couple’s ownership on both coasts, but the townhouse remains the centerpiece.

Tribeca apartment at 443 Greenwich Street - a steady presence

Lawrence also owns an apartment at 443 Greenwich Street, which she bought in 2017 for roughly $9 million. The building — a converted former industrial site — is one of Manhattan’s higher-profile celebrity addresses, with loft-style units, a courtyard and luxury amenities.

The actress has sometimes rented the apartment rather than living there full time. Reports once put its rental price at about $27,500 per month, indicating how valuable a foothold in that building can be.

Tribeca penthouse - a costly lesson

Earlier in her New York buying spree, Lawrence purchased a Tribeca penthouse at the same 443 Greenwich Street complex for about $15.6 million in 2016. The roughly 3,000-square-foot unit featured three bedrooms and a large private terrace.

That penthouse later became one of her more notable real estate losses. She listed it in 2019 for $15.45 million but it ultimately sold in 2020 for about $9.9 million, representing a multimillion-dollar gap from what she had paid.

Jennifer Lawrence’s Beverly Hills home

On the West Coast Lawrence also invested in a substantial Beverly Hills property. In 2014 she purchased a five-bedroom, six-bathroom house in the guard-gated Hidden Valley Estates neighborhood for approximately $8.2 million.

The home had previously been owned by Ellen DeGeneres, which adds a layer of celebrity real-estate lore. Records indicated the Beverly Hills property was purchased with Lawrence’s parents in mind and held in a trust connected to her father.

Features and the quiet sale

The Beverly Hills house offered extensive landscaping, luxury finishes, outdoor entertaining spaces and even a koi pond. For a time it represented Lawrence’s California foothold while she worked on projects in Hollywood.

However, she eventually sold the property quietly in an off-market deal in September 2025 for $11 million, after roughly 11 years of ownership. On paper that was about $2.8 million more than her original purchase price, before accounting for taxes, upkeep and renovations.

How many properties does Jennifer Lawrence own now?

Counting celebrity homes isn’t always straightforward. Public records show Lawrence has owned at least four major, publicly reported properties: the Beverly Hills house, the West Village townhouse and two separate units in Tribeca. But two of those major properties have since been sold.

Her Beverly Hills estate went off-market in 2025 for $11 million, and her Tribeca penthouse was sold in 2020 for about $9.9 million. That leaves at least two major Manhattan properties still linked to her name — the $21.9 million West Village townhouse and the Tribeca apartment at 443 Greenwich Street.

Private records and a concentrated strategy

There’s a wrinkle when it comes to celebrity ownership — Lawrence and her husband have kept their personal life extremely private. Properties can be held in trusts or corporate entities, so public records don’t always tell the whole story. Rentals and considered homes should not automatically be counted as owned real estate.

Compared with celebrities who amass large coast-to-coast collections, Lawrence’s approach has been more concentrated. She opted for a relatively small number of high-end purchases rather than a sprawling portfolio. Her publicly reported buys alone totaled well over $50 million in real estate investments.

The West Village townhouse is the largest single entry at about $21.9 million. The two Tribeca purchases together accounted for more than $24 million, and the Beverly Hills property added another $8.2 million. After selling the California home, her publicly known holdings appear centered on two major New York residences, with the townhouse standing out as the crown jewel of her portfolio.

For now, Jennifer Lawrence’s real estate story reads like a coast-to-coast chaptered memoir — early Hollywood roots and a Beverly Hills base gave way to a New York-focused family life and a more compact, high-value property strategy that matches where she and Cooke Maroney seem to be building their future.