Diddy Pulls Beverly Hills Mansion Off the Market: What Happened After a Year?

Hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs drew attention in 2024 and 2025 for his arrest and subsequent trial. As of January 2026, he has over two years of prison time left, with an estimated release date of May 2028. While Combs attempted to quietly sell his Beverly Hills mansion, he failed to find a buyer. Now, reports note that he has removed his mansion from the market.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has removed his Beverly Hills mansion from the market after 1 year

Sean “Diddy” Combs has quietly taken his sprawling $61.5 million Beverly Hills mansion off the market after more than a year without finding a buyer. The 17,000‑square‑foot Holmby Hills estate was first listed in September 2024, just days before Combs’ high‑profile arrest on federal charges. The home drew intense attention for its alleged association with “freak‑off” parties, which were gatherings that prosecutors claimed involved drug and sexual activity at the property.

Despite its location in one of LA’s most exclusive neighborhoods and an impressive list of amenities, the home struggled to attract offers, leading Combs’ team to pull it from the market. Realtor.com notes that the home was removed on Dec. 24, 2025.

So, what went wrong with selling the property? It’s likely that the stigma surrounding Combs and the alleged “freak-offs” affected his ability to find a buyer. Additionally, the mogul’s sky-high asking price likely didn’t help his cause. Justin Paperny, a crisis manager for White Collar Advice, told Realtor.com that Combs could rent the estate as a “trophy property” if he doesn’t sell. By making the property available as a rental, the mogul could potentially charge tens of thousands per night.

Combs pulling his property from the market may also indicate that he plans to move back in once his federal prison sentence ends, according to the New York Post.