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Paris Hilton is no stranger to the high life, but her latest real estate move proves she’s also a woman who turns tragedy into transformation. Just two years after Mark Wahlberg’s jaw-dropping Beverly Park mega mansion sold for $55 million in an all-cash deal to a pair of ultra-private Chinese billionaires, the palatial estate has changed hands once again.
And this time, Hilton is moving in, alongside husband Carter Reum, snagging the property for a cool $63.1 million. The blockbuster sale, first reported by The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com, was brokered by Ginger and Alexandra Glass of Compass. But here’s where the family ties come in: representing Paris and Carter on the buyer’s side was none other than Paris’ brother, Barron N. Hilton, and his wife, Tessa Hilton.
© WireImageFrom Beverly Park to the Hilton Dynasty
Mark Wahlberg originally repurchased the six-acre parcel in 2009 for just $8.25 million and transformed the blank canvas into a sprawling, château-style sanctuary for several years. Completed in 2014, the compound is 30,500 square feet, with 12 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, and a level of opulence that borders on surreal, per the publications.
Imagine being greeted by a grand limestone-clad foyer and twin bridal staircases before wandering into a two-story library, a state-of-the-art movie theater, a wine-and-cigar tasting lounge, and even a mirrored gym fit for a fitness-obsessed action star.
Hilton Bought a Lifestyle
The resort-style grounds include a private five-hole golf course, a driving range, waterfalls, waterslides, a full skate park, a sports court, and a guesthouse. Of course, all that luxury doesn’t come cheap: the monthly HOA dues alone clock in at an eye-watering $6,427.
This extravagant new purchase comes on the heels of heartbreaking personal news. Hilton and Reum lost their beloved Malibu home in the catastrophic 2025 California wildfires. “Watching our home in Malibu burn to the ground on live TV is something no one should ever have to experience,” she wrote in a moving post. “It’s where Phoenix took his first steps. It’s where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London.”
© GC ImagesDespite the devastation, Hilton’s response was full of grace and purpose. “While the loss is overwhelming, I’m holding onto gratitude that my family and pets are safe,” she continued before pledging support for other victims of the fires.
Her 11:11 Media Impact Team nonprofit initiative has already started coordinating aid efforts. “We’re committed to offering help as soon as possible and making a meaningful difference for those who need it most,” she added.
© GC ImagesRebuilding With Power, Purpose, and Real Estate
Though the Malibu house was a deeply personal loss, Paris Hilton is channeling her energy into moving forward on a massive scale. The Beverly Park estate provides unparalleled privacy and luxury and is a fortress fit for a woman who wears many crowns: entrepreneur, mom, philanthropist, and pop culture icon.
It also joins her growing real estate empire, which includes a $5.9 million pad in Beverly Hills’ Mulholland Estates and a $3.8 million penthouse in New York’s NoHo neighborhood.
© GC ImagesAside from the celebrity factor, this latest sale is a headline-grabber for several reasons. First, it’s one of the priciest deals in Los Angeles this year. Second, the buyers and sellers form a who's who of entertainment, tech, and luxury lineage. And third, the property itself is a next-level showcase of what $60 million can buy in 2025, plus nearly $80K in annual HOA dues.
She may have lost her Malibu dream home, but make no mistake: Paris Hilton still lives large.
