Tyler Perry Lists $57M Beverly Hills Estate as He Relocates to Puerto Rico

Billionaire filmmaker Tyler Perry has listed his 22.5-acre Beverly Hills estate for $57 million, a move that coincides with his planned relocation to Puerto Rico in early 2027. The property, which previously housed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, is part of a broader real estate exit strategy by Perry, who also recently listed a Wyoming retreat.
Key points
- Perry is selling his 24,500-square-foot Mediterranean-style mansion in Beverly Ridge Estates for $57 million.
- The 22.5-acre gated compound includes a guesthouse, staff quarters, a swimming pool, and a private screening room.
- The estate previously hosted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they moved to the US in 2020.
- Perry plans to move to Puerto Rico at the start of 2027 and is scaling back his work schedule.
- This listing follows the June sale of his Jackson Hole, Wyoming retreat for $39.5 million.
Background
Perry’s decision to exit the California market reflects a broader shift in his lifestyle, as he prepares to relocate to Puerto Rico. While Los Angeles luxury markets have faced challenges from mansion taxes and wildfires, Beverly Hills has remained resilient, with median sale prices rising 34.1% to $4 million in the third quarter of 2026. Perry’s previous high-profile guests, including Oprah Winfrey and Barack Obama, highlight the estate’s status as a premier celebrity residence.
Why it matters
The listing signals a significant shift in the luxury real estate market, as a major celebrity seller exits the California market. Perry’s move to Puerto Rico may influence other high-net-worth individuals considering relocation due to tax and lifestyle factors, potentially impacting demand for ultra-luxury properties in Beverly Hills.
What to watch
Buyers may scrutinize the $57 million price tag as Perry’s relocation to Puerto Rico becomes imminent. The market will watch whether the estate sells quickly or if the price is adjusted, given the current resilience of Beverly Hills luxury sales.
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