Justin Bieber’s Houses: A look inside the Pop Star’s remarkable real estate portfolio

Justin Bieber’s journey from a teenage YouTube sensation to one of the world’s biggest pop stars has been reflected in more than just his music. Over the years, his homes have evolved too—from a sprawling Calabasas starter mansion and unconventional Los Angeles rentals to sophisticated contemporary estates in Beverly Hills, a lakeside retreat in Ontario, and, most recently, a design-forward apartment in Manhattan.

For anyone interested in architecture and interiors, Bieber’s property history is particularly fascinating because it spans several distinct design languages. There are traditional Colonial influences, modern glass-and-steel architecture, French-inspired interiors and highly contemporary urban design.

Here’s a closer look at some of Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber’s most notable homes.

1. Calabasas Starter Home — California
Justin Bieber’s first major real-estate purchase came in 2012, when he was just 18. He paid approximately $6.5 million for a home in The Oaks, a gated community in Calabasas, California.

Key Facts:

Location: Calabasas, California, USA
Purchase price: Approximately $6.5 million
Year purchased: 2012
Style: Transitional French / Spanish-influenced interiors
Size: Around 10,000–11,700 square feet, depending on whether later reporting includes additional spaces
Bedrooms: Six bedrooms in Architectural Digest’s later account
Key features: Home theatre, library, wet bar, wine cellar, swimming pool and expansive outdoor areas
Special feature: Bieber reportedly added a recording studio so he could work from home rather than regularly travelling into Hollywood.
What happened to it: He sold the property for about $7.2 million in 2014, with Khloé Kardashian becoming the buyer.

For a young musician at the beginning of his career, the house was already remarkably elaborate. Its combination of entertainment spaces and private amenities also hinted at something that would become a recurring theme in Bieber’s homes: designing the house around his work as much as his personal life.

2. Atlanta “Spaceship” House — Georgia
Bieber’s real-estate story was not limited to properties he owned. In 2014, he rented a particularly unusual house in Atlanta while working on music and staying closer to his mentor Usher.

Key Facts:

Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Status: Rental
Approximate size: 5,500 square feet
Bedrooms: Four
Design: Futuristic, spaceship-inspired architecture
Architect: Michael Czysz
Notable features: Curved glass walls, spiral staircase, game room, movie theatre, zen garden and large swimming pool
Design connection: The property was owned by producer Dallas Austin and had previously appeared on MTV’s Cribs.

This was perhaps one of the most unconventional homes associated with Bieber. Rather than the polished traditional luxury seen in some of his later properties, the Atlanta house embraced sculptural forms and a distinctly futuristic aesthetic.

Justin Bieber’s Atlanta “Spaceship” House

3. Beverly Hills “Salad Spinner” House — California
One of Bieber’s most visually distinctive rentals was a curved glass-and-steel house in Beverly Hills. The property earned the nickname “Salad Spinner House” because of its unusual circular form.

Key Facts:

Location: Beverly Hills, California, USA
Status: Rental
Reported rent: Approximately $59,000 per month
Size: Around 7,500 square feet
Architect: Ed Niles
Year designed: 2009
Bedrooms: Six
Bathrooms: Six and a half
Architectural character: Curved glass and steel construction
Key features: Glass-enclosed courtyard, covered patios, infinity pool and seven-car garage

From an architectural perspective, this house stands apart from many celebrity mansions. Instead of relying on monumental scale or traditional detailing, its identity comes from geometry, transparency and the relationship between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Justin Bieber’s Beverly Hills “Salad Spinner” House

4. Ontario Lake House — Canada
In 2018, Bieber returned to his Canadian roots with a major property purchase. He acquired an approximately 101-acre estate in Ontario for around $5 million.

Key Facts:

Location: Ontario, Canada
Purchase price: Approximately $5 million
Year purchased: 2018
Land: Approximately 101 acres
Main house: Around 9,000 square feet
Bedrooms: Four
Bathrooms: Six
Setting: Private lakeside property
Amenities: Private gym, games room, movie theatre, two-storey wine cellar and three fireplaces
Outdoor features: Private lake access and an equestrian facility with barn, stables and a racetrack
Current status: The Biebers have retained the property.

This home represents a noticeable shift in the couple’s property portfolio. Instead of being surrounded by the celebrity-heavy environment of Los Angeles, the Ontario estate offers land, privacy and a much closer connection with nature.

It also became particularly meaningful during the early months of the pandemic, when Justin and Hailey spent considerable time there.

5. Toluca Lake Rental — Los Angeles
Before purchasing their first Beverly Hills home together, Justin and Hailey Bieber rented a waterfront property in Toluca Lake following their 2018 courthouse wedding.

Key Facts:

Location: Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, USA
Status: Rental
Reported rent: Around $100,000 per month
Size: Approximately 6,500–7,000 square feet
Bedrooms: Five
Bathrooms: Seven
Style: Spanish-contemporary
Key features: Professional recording studio, gym, chef’s kitchen, swimming pool and six-car garage
Outdoor highlight: Private dock on Toluca Lake
Design details: Two-storey foyer, dark hardwood flooring, custom lighting and extensive glass openings with views of the lake

The home is a good example of the kind of luxury that prioritises lifestyle as much as appearance. A recording studio, gym, entertaining areas and direct access to the water effectively turned the residence into a private retreat.

Justin Bieber’s Toluca Lake Rental — Los Angeles; Photo: Homes.com/MLS

6. Beverly Hills Colonial Home — California
In March 2019, Justin and Hailey purchased their first Los Angeles home together for approximately $8.5 million. The 1930s Monterey Colonial-style residence became one of the couple’s most photographed homes.

Key Facts:

Location: Beverly Hills, California, USA
Purchase price: Approximately $8.5 million
Year purchased: 2019
Size: Approximately 6,132 square feet
Bedrooms: Five
Bathrooms: Seven
Architectural style: 1930s Monterey Colonial
Nickname: “The Tropics”
Interior features: Wood-panelled library, home theatre, white-oak kitchen cabinetry and Art Deco-inspired wet bar and wine cellar
Primary suite: Vaulted exposed-beam ceiling, fireplace, seating area, soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower
Outdoor features: Infinity pool and cabana

The interiors combined traditional architectural bones with a more contemporary approach to furniture and finishes. The sunken family room, framed by large steel-and-glass windows, became one of the home’s defining spaces.

Interestingly, the Biebers did not hold onto the property for long. Justin publicly floated the idea of selling it on Instagram in 2019, and the house was subsequently listed and eventually sold for approximately $7.995 million in early 2021.

Justin Bieber’s “The Tropics” house / Jim Bartsch

7. Beverly Park Estate — California
The Beverly Park estate is arguably the most significant property in the Biebers’ Los Angeles portfolio. The couple purchased the property in 2020 for approximately $25.8 million.

Key Facts:

Location: Beverly Park, Los Angeles, USA
Purchase price: Approximately $25.8 million
Year purchased: 2020
Plot: Approximately 2.5 acres
House: More than 11,000 square feet
Bedrooms: Seven
Bathrooms: Ten
Architectural character: Contemporary interpretation of a modern farmhouse
Key features: Floor-to-ceiling glass doors, formal and informal living spaces, movie theatre and gym
Outdoor amenities: Tennis court, swimming pool and landscaped grounds
Interior highlight: The primary suite features a sitting room, extensive glass doors and a freestanding soaking tub beneath a chandelier

The house had originally been built in the 1980s but was substantially renovated before the Biebers purchased it. That renovation helped transform the property into a more contemporary residence while retaining the scale expected of a Beverly Park estate.

According to Architectural Digest’s 2025 overview of the couple’s properties, this remains their primary Los Angeles residence.

8. La Quinta Vacation Home — California
In late 2023, the Biebers expanded their property portfolio with a vacation home in La Quinta, near Palm Springs.

Key Facts:

Location: La Quinta, California, USA
Community: Madison Club
Purchase price: Approximately $16.6 million
Year purchased: 2023
Main house: Around 10,000 square feet
Bedrooms: Seven
Bathrooms: Nine
Design: French-inspired
Plot: Approximately one acre
Outdoor features: Large swimming pool, tennis court and detached guesthouse
Community amenities: Access to Madison Club’s golf, wellness and recreational facilities

The La Quinta property has a distinctly resort-like character. Its large pool, guest accommodation and tennis facilities make it less about the traditional idea of a primary family home and more about creating a private getaway.

Hailey Bieber said in 2025 that the property had recently undergone renovations, suggesting that the couple’s relationship with the house has continued to evolve since the purchase.

9. West Village Condo — New York City
The newest addition to the Bieber property portfolio arrived in 2026, when Justin and Hailey purchased a condominium in Manhattan’s West Village for approximately $12 million.

Key Facts:

Location: West Village, Manhattan, New York City, USA
Address: 160 Leroy Street
Purchase price: Approximately $12 million
Size: Around 2,800 square feet
Bedrooms: Four
Bathrooms: Four and a half
Building design: Herzog & de Meuron, developed in collaboration with Ian Schrager
Architectural inspiration: The building’s sculptural curves draw inspiration from Brazilian modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer
Signature feature: More than 120 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Hudson River
Interior palette: Scandinavian larch flooring and cabinetry, complemented by contemporary finishes
Kitchen: Main social kitchen plus a separate chef’s kitchen
Building amenities: 70-foot swimming pool, yoga and Pilates studio, steam room, landscaped courtyard and children’s playspace

Architecturally, the Manhattan home may be one of the most interesting additions to the portfolio. The building’s curved façade gives the apartment an almost sculptural quality, while the long wall of glazing makes the Hudson River a defining part of the interior experience.

The purchase also marks the Biebers’ first known shared property in New York City.

Justin Bieber’s West Village Condo — New York City

What Justin Bieber’s Houses Say About His Design Evolution
Looking across Bieber’s homes, one thing becomes clear: his real-estate choices have changed considerably with time.

His early Calabasas house was about scale and entertainment, complete with a theatre, wine cellar and recording studio. The unusual Atlanta and Beverly Hills rentals, meanwhile, showcased an interest in experimental architecture and dramatic spaces.

His later properties with Hailey Bieber feel more intentional. The Beverly Hills Colonial balances historic character with contemporary interiors; the Beverly Park estate combines privacy with modern farmhouse styling; the Ontario property embraces landscape and outdoor living; and the La Quinta residence leans into the idea of a private resort.

Now, the West Village condo introduces a different kind of luxury—one based less on acres and more on architecture, views, privacy and carefully considered interiors.

For an architecture and interiors audience, that progression is perhaps the most interesting part of Justin Bieber’s real-estate story. His houses are not simply expensive celebrity properties; collectively, they trace a shift from youthful maximalism toward more considered spaces designed around family, privacy, creativity and lifestyle.