In the world of Hollywood icons, few names carry the kind of weight that Mark Wahlberg does, both on screen and off. The multihyphenate, known for his musical career and blockbuster movies, also possesses striking business acumen, which he often channels in the real estate sector. Whispers of jaw-dropping acquisitions and impressive properties frequently tag the Tinseltown favorite, only adding to his intrigue. While the spotlight usually follows his career, another narrative, unfolding in square footage, luxury, and locations, fascinates his fans just as much.

From Hollywood Hills to desert hideaways, Mark Wahlberg’s real estate trail turns ample heads. Charting all his headline-making real estate moves below.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Mark Wahlberg sold his 30,500-square-foot Beverly Park abode for a whopping $55 million. The price, however, was a far cry from what the actor had asked for in the year before the offloading — $87.5 million. Wahlberg owned the property for more than a decade. As per records cited by the aforementioned outlet, the Uncharted star bought the land for $8.25 million in 2009 and hired renowned mansion master Richard Landry to build on it.

Mark Wahlberg’s opulent property had 12 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, and other extravagant spaces, including essential amenities like a gym, a library, a movie theater, and more.

Mark Wahlberg, in a shocking move, also sold his Las Vegas home in 2023 for an astounding $16.6 million. The move was seen as shocking then, as following his Beverly Hills mansion sale, the actor and his family were reported to adopt Sin City as their new address. The Las Vegas townhouse, per the New York Post, took up 7,327 square feet of space. Well, notably, the much hyped Las Vegas townhouse was not the only investment Wahlberg had made in the metropolis.

Mark Wahlberg, alongside his wife, model Rhea Durham, and their four children, stayed put in Las Vegas following the above-mentioned transaction, as they then seemed to have found a comfortable niche in the city. Wahlberg, in addition to his Las Vegas residence, owned a substantial 2.5-acre plot of land in The Summit Club, a high-profile holding within the same community, reflecting his affinity for the neon capital. Wahlberg's fondness for Las Vegas’s real estate scene, however, felt dialed down soon, as he sold the latter-mentioned asset too.

After a steady few years in the casino capital between 2022 and late 2024, Mark Wahlberg, who has an interesting connection to the Backstreet Boys, made a final, on record, real estate sale in the city in December of last year when he sold his The Summit land for a staggering USD 17.25 million. While Wahlberg's name was not attached directly to the agreement, the deed took place through the same trust he used to buy the land in 2022. The actor was named as a trustee on the paper back then, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

While reports indicate that Mark Wahlberg still resides in Las Vegas with his family, his exact location remains undisclosed, as the actor has not made any public real estate transactions in the city recently.

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Meanwhile, the actor’s previously mentioned Beverly Hills residence was recently snagged by Paris Hilton and her husband, Carter Reum, for an increased price.

Paris Hilton and her husband, Carter Reum, lost their oceanfront Malibu mansion to the LA fire in January, which brought Hollywood to a major standstill. Following the devastating upset, the hotel heiress purchased Mark Wahlberg's palatial pad recently for $63.1 million. Besides the aforementioned features, the property boasts an outdoor pool with a grotto, waterfalls, and waterslides. The luxe property, constructed in 2014, also includes a skate park as well as staff quarters.

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One might wonder why Mark Wahlberg sold the upscale compound in 2023 after building it from scratch. Well, the answer is not a simple one.

While one aspect of Mark Wahlberg’s move from California to Nevada was securing a better quality of life for his children, the flip side of the coin suggests the actor may have made the move based on the latter state’s income tax respite. According to the Tax Foundation, California has the highest state income tax rate in the USA at 13.3 percent, which makes things difficult for someone boasting as massive a net worth as Wahlberg.

While the answer to why Mark Wahlberg really moved to Nevada lies with him and only him, he did reveal in a March 2024 interview with PEOPLE Magazine that everyone in his family had adapted to Las Vegas “nicely,” including his kids being “out at school.” It appears the lifestyle part of the actor’s move to Vegas outweighs the monetary gain part after all. By and large, Mark Wahlberg’s real estate moves reflect a strategic blend of personal priorities and savvy investments.

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