Fresh off the most significant career milestone of his life, Michael B. Jordan is looking to close a lingering chapter in his real estate portfolio. On Tuesday, April 21, 2026—just over a month after taking home the Academy Award for Best Actor—the Hollywood powerhouse officially put his sprawling Encino mansion back on the market. The Michael B. Jordan Encino home relisted April 2026 news comes with a surprising twist: a massive $2 million price cut from his original 2022 purchase price.
The timing of the relisting follows a historic night at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15, 2026. Jordan secured his first-ever Oscar for his dual performance as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in Ryan Coogler’s supernatural Southern Gothic thriller, Sinners. While his professional value has never been higher, Jordan appears motivated to move the property, pricing the 11,600-square-foot estate at $10.495 million—well below the $12.51 million he paid for it in May 2022.
Located in one of the most celebrity-dense pockets of the San Fernando Valley, the modern farmhouse-style home is a masterclass in luxury and privacy.
• The Scale: The home features 8 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms across three levels.
• Standout Features: Guests are greeted by a 20-foot wooden pivot door and an indoor waterfall. The open-concept interior flows seamlessly into the outdoors via disappearing walls of glass.
• Amenities: The subterranean level is a haven for relaxation and entertainment, housing a professional bar, a glass-encased wine cellar, a state-of-the-art movie theater, and a dedicated wellness center with a spa treatment room.
This isn’t the first time Jordan has attempted to sell the property. After moving in during the spring of 2022, he briefly listed it for $12.99 million in early 2023. The home was removed from the market and relisted periodically throughout 2025 as the actor focused on his demanding role in Sinners. Now, with an Oscar on his mantel and his next projects already in development, Jordan seems ready to finally hand over the keys to a new owner, even if it means taking a financial loss on the initial investment.
