Inside Kanye West’s insane $115m property portfolio

Kanye West has laid bare his eye-watering net worth, with over $115 million of that amount being due to his once-booming property portfolio.

Kanye West. Picture: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images

Kanye West has laid bare his eye-watering $US2.77 billion ($A4.3 billion) net worth, with over $US75 million ($A115 million) of that amount being due to his once-booming property portfolio.

The controversial rapper, 47, took to Instagram to claim the astonishing amount to his over 20 million followers.

The Grammy winner, who goes by Ye, shared a message from Eton Venture Services, reading: “In 2025, Ye’s net worth stands at $2.77 billion USD as confirmed by Eton Venture Services.

“The valuation is based on his music portfolio and his sole ownership of the Yeezy mark.”

News of the musician’s staggering sum comes just days after the Daily Mail alleged he was “terrified to return to the US” because he is facing “multiple lawsuits” and is reportedly worried about how his ties to Sean “Diddy” Combs may affect him.

Over the past few years, the beleaguered star experienced a number of financial woes — including nearly filing for bankruptcy in 2022 after he was dropped by several brands due to his antisemitic outbursts.

While Ye may be crediting his wealth to his music career and Yeezy, how much of that $US2.77 billion ($A4.3 billion) is in his property portfolio has been revealed.

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West has laid bare his eye-watering $2.77 billion net worth. Picture: Larry Busacca/Getty Images

Beverly Hills Home

Despite claims that he is determined to not return to the US, the “Gold Digger” singer snapped up a $US35 million ($A53 million) luxe pad in Beverly Hills in October.

According to Realtor, the rapper purchased his 11-bedroom, 18-bathroom mansion in the exclusive Beverly North Park community through a limited liability company (LLC) — the same LLC he used to purchase his $US57.25 ($87 million) Malibu abode in 2021.

Ye purchased his new home in an off-market deal; the property was last put on the market in 2022, when it was sold for $US24.5 million, records show.

The musician’s latest property has plenty of other alluring features. The enormous residence boasts its own paddle tennis court, a large swimming pool with its own pool house.

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Ye snapped up an impressive Beverly Hills mansion for $US53 million. Picture: Realtor

The property has a tennis court. Picture: Realtor

There is also a swimming pool and hot tub area. Picture: Realtor

Gutted Malibu House

The Yeezy founder closed on his Beverly Hills property on October 25, despite having just taken a huge $US36 million ($A54 million) loss on a Malibu beach house that he purchased for $US57.25 ($87 million) in 2021.

After buying the home, which was designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Ye then proceeded to gut it, reducing the once-revered building to little more than a shell.

He then proceeded to fully gut the property reportedly in the hopes of turning it into a bomb shelter.

However, the controversial rapper abandoned his plans shortly after tearing the home apart, leaving it empty and exposed to the elements.

The run-down state of the property raised furious backlash from architecture lovers.

Despite its dilapidated condition, Ye listed the property for an eye-watering $US53 million ($A81.7 million) in January 2024, enlisting celebrity agent and “Selling Sunset” star Jason Oppenheim to help him offload the home.

Given its less-than-liveable state, the concrete mansion failed to attract a buyer, and in April, the price was cut to $US39 million ($A60.1 million).

Three months later, the listing was updated to indicate that a sale was pending — and now, the identity of the buyer has been revealed, as well as the painfully large loss Ye took on the property.

Belwood Investments, a real estate investment company based in California, paid around $US21 million ($A31.9 million) for the home and, in a press release, its CEO, Bo Belmont, announced plans to invest a further $US5 million ($A7.6 million) to restore Ando’s original work.

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West sparked outrage when he purchased an iconic Malibu beach house that was originally designed by famed architect Tadao Ando. Picture: Realtor

Soon after closing on the home in 2021, West proceeded to entirely gut the property. Picture: Realtor

However, the musician abandoned his plans shortly after tearing the home apart, leaving it empty and exposed to the elements. Picture: Realtor

Wyoming Ranch

In 2019, the rapper made headlines when he set his sights on thousands of acres of land in Wyoming.

Although it is unclear just how much he splashed out for the property, Ye surely made a name for himself in the area, dubbing the nearly 4,000-acre spread “West Lake Ranch.”

At the time, reports emerged that the entertainer had ambitious plans for the property, including using it to fight homelessness.

Ye’s lucrative homes that sit on the ranch boast seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms and are just eight miles away from Cody, Wyoming.

The listing noted: “This ranch is equipped with horse barns, corrals and plenty of storage.”

The property also came complete with “100 acres of surface water,” making it a perfect spot for an outdoor enthusiast.

Ye listed the Wyoming ranch as his residence on his marriage license to lover Bianca Censori, 30.

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In 2019, the rapper made headlines when he set his sights on thousands of acres of land in Wyoming. Picture: Realtor

West listed the Wyoming ranch as his residence on his marriage license to lover Bianca Censori, 30. Picture: Instagram/Kanye West

However, just two years after purchasing it, the rapper was ready to say his goodbyes to the property.

However, just two years after he purchased a couple of massive Wyoming ranches, the rapper placed his Monster Lake Ranch back on the market.

Although it is unclear how much the musician splashed out for the ranch, it had been listed in the range of $US13 million to $US14 million before the price was reduced to $US11 million.

The home seemed to be snapped up by another buyer in June 2024, with the listing revealing that the “once-in-a-lifetime” property comes with a lodge, commercial kitchen, and entertainment features such as a go-kart track and trophy trout fishing.

The 3,888 acres include views of the sandstone cliffs and the Absaroka Range, making it a “premier Wyoming ranch investment,” the listing added.

Ys reportedly still owns a second ranch that he picked up that year, possibly with the intention of holding his Sunday Services there.

That 6,713-acre ranch reportedly includes heated helicopter pads and walk-in saunas.

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However, just two years after he purchased a couple of massive Wyoming ranches, the rapper placed his Monster Lake Ranch back on the market. Picture: Realtor

West reportedly still owns a second ranch that he picked up that year, possibly with the intention of holding his Sunday Services there. Picture: Realtor

Hidden Hills Home

In 2014, Ye and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, splashed out a whopping $US20 million on a lavish mansion in the star-studded Los Angeles community of Hidden Hills.

The eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom home came complete with a five-car garage, two swimming pools, two barbecue centres, a secluded pool house, and two vineyards.

The kitchen was fit for a chef, as it featured three large islands and a Viking range.

The mansion was also certainly purchased with their four children in mind, as it features a game room.

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In 2014, West and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, splashed out a whopping $20 million on a lavish mansion in the star-studded Los Angeles community of Hidden Hills. Picture: Realtor

West previously showed off the renovations at their Los Angeles home (right), which looks strikingly different from the listing photo in 2014 (left). Picture: realtor.com/Twitter (kanyewest)

Kardashian insisted on keeping the keys to the mansion because her kids were already settled in. Picture: Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images

Although lavish, when it came time to split, the rapper was forced to say goodbye to the property as he handed it over to his ex.

Kardashian insisted on keeping the keys to the mansion because her kids were already settled in, and it was near her mother Kris Jenner‘s home and her sister Kourtney Kardashian‘s place.

Just months after the couple divorced, it was reported that West purchased a home across the street for $US4.5 million; however, it is unclear if he still owns the property as it appears to be abandoned.

Parts of this story first appeared in Realtor and was republished with permission.

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