All The Homes The Kardashians Have Lived In

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In this day and age, if you have never heard of the Kardashians, then you are undoubtedly living under a rock. This high-profile celebrity family plunged into the digital hemisphere in 2007 as a refreshing reality TV group, gracing the screens of many households on a weekly basis courtesy of the E! Network hit show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." The series followed family matriarch Kris Jenner as she navigated her children's careers; Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Robert, Kendall (who is not a Kardashian but a Jenner), and Kylie (the other member of the Jenner clan).

For 14 solid years, the family steadily grew in the world of entertainment and pop culture. They became viral for holding back on absolutely nothing while taking us on a journey of smiles, frowns, luxury lifestyle, high-profile relationships, and many family matters. As their fame grew, their empire increased immensely, which allowed them to acquire a more A-list lifestyle. This included constantly trading in their houses for bigger, more luxurious real estate. Here is a list of all the homes they have ever lived in.

The third Kardashian sister was a self-proclaimed nomad in her late teenage years leading up to her early twenties. According to her now-defunct subscription app and website, Khloe "never stayed in one place too long" and would move to a new place yearly. However, all this came to a screeching halt at age 25 when she married the love of her life, Lamar Odom, in 2009. Shortly after tying the knot, they moved into a lush mansion in the suburbs of Tarzana, California, which cost $3,950,000 and was 8,400 square feet (via The Real Estalker).

In Season 5 of the hit reality series, viewers witness two other Kardashians join Khloe as residents within the mansion. Older sister Kourtney and baby Mason moved into one of the exquisitely decorated seven bedrooms of the home. Robert Kardashian Jr., her younger brother, also called the mansion home for a good portion of his twenties. 

At the end of 2011, Khloe found herself living alone in her Tarzana residence which she purchased with her husband at the time, Lamar Odom. According to The Hollywood Reporter, this was because he was traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Dallas Mavericks, requiring him to go to Texas. The move was a major story plot on her hit reality show, "Khloe & Lamar," and viewers watched as she quickly started making plans to join "Lam-Lam" in North Texas (via The Hollywood Reporter).

E! News reported the couple signed onto a $7,500 lease for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo located at the W Dallas Victory Hotel & Residences. The home was owned by Mack Hicks, whose father owned the Texas Rangers baseball team until 2010. The home boasted quality appliances within the home, as well as building amenities such as a spa, fitness centers, and an infinity pool. While the above listing photo wasn't their exact condo, it is a similarily-sized condo with a similar price point in the building.

In the fifth season of the reality franchise, viewers got a glimpse into Kim's very first villa. The five-bedroom, five-bathroom Beverly Hills home boasted a European aesthetic complete with a swimming pool grotto in the back, as per Zillow. According to Daily News, Kim purchased the impressive house around the time she split from Reggie Bush, which allowed her to pour all of her energy into her new home. "I'm like nurturing it and like spending a lot of time there and making sure that everything is perfect. It's my new boyfriend," she said on the show.

In Season 5, Episode 1, when Kris Jenner visited the villa for the first time, the proud mom exclaimed, "It's in the same neighborhood as the house daddy and I lived in!" While she might have bought the house during a breakup, it would soon be a place of love. Kris Humphries, Kim's second husband, famously proposed to her in the primary bedroom, and they ended up living in the home after the wedding (via People).

Unfortunately, Khloe and her husband Lamar's union ended in 2013 when they filed for divorce after four years of marriage, as per TMZ. It was a no-brainer for Khloe to find a new house to match her new chapter in life, leading her to purchase an artsy home in none other than Calabasas. (Clearly, we can spot a trend for the Kardashians when it comes to their living spaces in California — if it's not Hidden Hills, it has to be Calabasas). According to Architectural Digest, she bought the Mediterranean Revival house from family friend Justin Bieber, and sisters Kylie and Kourtney lived nearby, as did Kris, who was currently living with Kim and her entire family.

Dirt reports that Khloe's six-bedroom, 10-bathroom estate spanned 9,320 square feet. Khloe purchased the villa-style home for $7.2 million from the "Lonely" crooner, yet sold to Dhar Mann, millionaire YouTube vlogger, for an impressive $15.5 million.

Following the purchase of their first-ever home, Kim's second home with Kanye was purchased in 2014, as per Variety. This second home cost them $11 million more than their Bel Air home. They bought this house for a whopping $20 million, compared to their first home, purchased at $9 million. The "wabi-sabi" masterpiece, according to Architectural Digest, is located in the Hidden Hills region of L.A. and sits on a 15,667 square feet plot with eight bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms.

Speaking to Architectural Digest in 2020, Kim opened up about the warm temperature pool they built in the backyard, which she "actually never used but the kids absolutely love." She also adds that "The theater" is the best room for selfies. Glamour reports that the West's home also boasts three sets of stand-alone one-bed accommodations for guests and visitors alike.

Despite all the planning, time, and energy the superstar couple put into the renovation, a divorce meant someone was made to move out and move on from the minimalist mansion which has shot up in value to $60 million (via The Street Journal). That someone ended up being Kanye. Kim was granted the house and was given a buyout price during their divorce proceedings.

When it comes to his real estate choices, Robert Kardashian Jr. has always been a fan of family living. For a few years, Robert lived with his sister Khloe in her Tarzana mansion while she was married to Lamar. After Robert moved out of Khloe's home, he lived in a cozy four-bedroom, five-bathroom Calabasas bachelor pad, which, according to Entertainment Tonight, was actually purchased by his mother at $2.3 million in February of 2016. "Rob has been looking at homes on and off for a while," a source told the publication. "The deal closed just last week, and he is in the process of moving in. The family is all really excited about his move and him gaining his independence."

"For me, every one of my kids now has their own place, which is such a blessing," Kris said during a NATPE Television conference in Miami. "I never thought I would be in this place where all your kids are taken care of and settled down and have a home, and that's such a joy for a mom."

A year later, he listed the home for sale at $2.68 million and moved into a rental home with his then-partner, Blac Chyna, and their baby, Dream (via Observer). This rental was owned by none other than his sister, Kylie Jenner (via TMZ).

In a twist of family fate in 2020, Kris swapped her neighborly position at Kim's to become the direct next-door neighbor to her third daughter, Khloe. Yes, you read that right: Both Khloe and her mother Kris opted to move homes once again, and this time they made a move at the exact same time to the exact same compound. Khloe listed and sold her post-Lamar residence despite renovating it thoroughly. "We've been building these homes for about two years, and we are so obsessed and in love with one another that we basically bought two different lots next door to each other," Khloe said on "The Late Late Show." They even "removed the property line, so it's one open property."

Dirt reveals that the two mansions were previously a joint estate spanning over three acres of land until developers divided the compound into two. It is believed they paid $10 million each. 

Kim Kardashian must have tired of her other two Los Angeles County properties, as she purchased a beachside Malibu estate in 2022 (via New York Post). Ironically, Kim purchased the retreat after Kanye bought the house across the street from their family home to be closer to his kids. While Kanye also has a Malibu home, it's 15 miles from Kim's, giving her a bit more space than their proximity in Hidden Hills.

Kim's idyllic beachside mansion is 7,450 square feet with four bedrooms and six bathrooms and is situated on a three-acre property. First built in 1944, it has been remodeled twice since then into a modern oasis. It was formerly owned by the famous American model Cindy Crawford until retired hedge funder Adam Weiss bought the home for $45 million. However, Kim's $70.4 million purchase of the property was reportedly the highest deal in Malibu in 2022. 

The Kardashians don't shy away from co-ownership with each other or their significant others. In 2018, Kylie Jenner purchased a $13.5 million Beverly Hills home with her on-and-off boyfriend, Travis Scott (via People). Like Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott is a young but wealthy celebrity, having made a name for himself in the rap industry. Although just entering young adulthood, the couple made a huge investment in this 9,680-square-foot home with seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms for themselves and their child, Stormi Webster.

It was originally built in the lower Benedict Canyon neighborhood in 2003, and it comprises about an acre of property. The contemporary style home is designed with an open floor plan and has a panoramic view of the ocean and a massive fruit orchard. Kylie and Travis have added one more child to their family since purchasing this home, and the couple listed this property for sale for $21.9 million in October 2022. Given the Kardashian's penchant for luxury, we can expect even more grandiose mansions in the future. 

Before her Beverly Hills purchase, Kendall Jenner resided in a modest two-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium in the Wilshire building in Westwood, Los Angeles. Although the home itself was "modest," at least as far as the Kardashians are concerned, it was located in a high-value and high-demand area of L.A, making it a pricey investment for a young woman of only 19. Due to her family's success, Kendall was able to purchase this 2,068-square-foot space for a hefty $1.3 million in 2014. 

In addition to the asking price, The MLS states that homeowner's association fees (HOA) for this condominium are over $3,500 a month, a small price for a famous family with a nine-figure net worth. The apartment may have been humble in size, but it sported an elegant interior with high ceilings and full-sized windows overlooking the Los Angeles skyline. Despite how impressive this first apartment was, Kendall moved out of this "starter home" to find bigger and better real estate after just two years. 

Only a year after their Palm Springs investment, Kourtney and Travis made headlines with another massive real estate purchase. In late 2022, the husband and wife bought a Santa Barbara home to cohabitate in part-time (via Homes and Gardens). The oceanfront bungalow was closed on for $14.5 million and is a humble abode compared to other Kardashian estates. It has 2,142 square feet of living space with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a guest house, and a 50-foot-long beach in the backyard. 

The property is located in Carpinteria, a Santa Barbara city known for its scenic backdrop, beautiful beaches, and peaceful ambiance. This home was originally owned by Conan O'Brien, and the talk show host completely gutted the interior and revamped the space. Although it's smaller than some of their other properties, it's an excellent getaway for the couple to escape their public lifestyles.