“You have to keep everything professional,” one broker said, describing it as a balancing act. “I once worked with a couple where both were trying to befriend me.”
earlier this month, it sparked widespread speculation about the state of their marriage — and it didn’t take long for those on social media to declare the couple practically divorced.But it turns out, listing brokers are the first to spot a celebrity breakup miles away before the rest of the world catches on, several confessed toAgents told the outlet that shared real estate is often the first asset addressed when couples decide to part ways.
“It can go back and forth several times, where they are and then they aren’t and then they are,” she said. “They really need to understand, ‘How are we going to live? Do we have enough money to go into two homes? How much is this person bugging me? What is my living space going to look like?’” “I asked if some things that were out before a showing could be put away and the person got very upset, didn’t want to show the apartment and made it look bad,” she said. “You try to explain that it behooves everyone to make the apartment look good and get the most money you can get, but there can be tense moments.”Jennifer Garner and Jennifer Lopez are seen arriving at Ben Affleck’s Brentwood rental for their son Samuel’s graduation party on June 12.
However, this is less relevant for Affleck and Lopez’s high-end property. The market for $60 million Beverly Hills mansions is less affected by interest rates. “I don’t know; she’s known to love buying real estate,” one broker commented to Curbed, indicating that the listing might not be significant. Lopez reportedly found the house too large — it spans 43,000 square feet with parking for 80 cars—and Affleck disliked being far from his children.
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