Inside the Kardashian-Jenner Family's Million-Dollar Real Estate Empire

In late May 2020, the Kardashian family’s longtime realtor, Tomer Fridman, teased a new listing that he’s handling while appearing on an exclusive episode of Real Talk on IGTV  — and while he wouldn’t say for certain who the listing belongs to, it’s clear based on all of his details that it was the Good American founder's not-so-humble abode.

Describing the house to Real Talk host Alexander Ali, Fridman explained that the 11,000-square-foot, Mediterranean Revival mansion is located in The Oaks neighborhood of Calabasas, and is set to be listed for $18,950,000.

According to Fridman — who has listed celebrity properties belonging to the likes of Britney Spears, Shaq and Khloé and her ex-husband Lamar Odom — potential buyers will love the “pedigree” and privacy of Kardashian's home, as it is one of few homes in the area that sits along the Malibu Canyon. 

“You have the most breathtaking views,” he explained of the property, which sits on 1.56 acres. “Just absolutely incredible, complete privacy, I mean unless you're in a helicopter you're not seeing into this house ever.” The Oaks is also a gated community, and Fridman says the home is “double gated.” 

In early May 2020, PEOPLE reported that the cosmetics mogul, 22, acquired a five-acre parcel of land for $15 million in Hidden Hills.

Variety reported that Jenner purchased the ample property in cash in an off-market deal, and marketing materials for the property state it is one of the largest in Hidden Hills. 

The outlet also noted that the property previously belonged to Miley Cyrus, who owned a two-story ranch house and kept her horses on the land from 2015 to 2018. The next owner allegedly tore down the home and made plans to build an extravagant new compound, but they were never executed.

On May 8, a design source told PEOPLE that Jenner had commissioned renowned architect Richard Landry to build a new home on the currently vacant property, a plan that's been in the works for months.

Landry has worked with a number of big-name clients, including Eddie Murphy, Rod Stewart and Michael Bolton. He also had a hand in Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's custom 9,716-square-foot former home in Brookline, Massachusetts and their former mansion in Los Angeles, which they sold to Dr. Dre in 2014.

Jenner seems to be taking the project very seriously — even the unglamorous parts of construction. “They were incredibly diligent about making sure the lot was compacted correctly for the house they want to build,” the insider told PEOPLE. “It’s good for the neighborhood that she’s doing that and that there will be a significant architect.”

In April, PEOPLE confirmed that the 22-year-old beauty mogul purchased a new $36.5 million estate in the exclusive Los Angeles neighborhood of Holmby Hills.

An insider said Jenner got a huge discount on the property, as it was previously listed for $45,950,000 on April 3. The estate is brand new and was completed in August 2019. It was first listed for $55 million.

The sizable compound, sitting on 0.83 acres, boasts seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms and even has 20 parking spaces for the reality star's several luxury cars.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star has already shared plenty of photos of her and her daughter Stormi hanging out in the new home — taking advantage of the pool and the tennis court.

The purchase comes nearly two years after Jenner sold one of her Hidden Hills homes in an off-market deal for $6.7 million, according to Variety.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star and Jesus Is King rapper shelled out $6.3 million for an undeveloped plot of land in the Madison Club community of La Quinta, a resort city in the Coachella Valley, close to Palm Springs, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The pair made the purchase in late 2019, the outlet reported, gaining two acres of tree-dotted land on the same street where Kim’s mother, Kris Jenner, and sister, Kylie Jenner, also own property. A representative for Kim had no comment on the purchase.

Kris bought her 11,000-square-foot La Quinta vacation home for $12 million in 2018, according to the Times. Kylie purchased her own plot of undeveloped land a half-mile down the road for $3.25 million in early 2019.

The Beverly Hills mansion the KKW Beauty mogul shared with husband of 72 days Kris Humphries is back on the market for a cool $5.7 million. Kim owned the five-bed, five-bath home from 2010 through 2013, when she sold it to move in with Kanye West.

Much of her furniture is still in the house and the glam room's mirrors are emblazoned with her KK monogram.

It's listed with Josh Altman (of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles) and Daniel Damico, both of Douglas Elliman Real Estate. This is the fourth time the team is representing this particular property.

The Yeezy designer, 42, purchased a ranch in Cody, Wyoming — a city in the northwest of the state, just 52 miles from Yellowstone National Park, a source told PEOPLE in September 2019. The property, formerly known as "Monster Lake Ranch," comes in at just over 4,500 acres and cost the rapper a reported $14 million. News of the purchase did not come as a total shock to fans, as Kim Kardashian-West had revealed dreams of living in Wyoming in the next 10 years in her September cover story for Vogue Arabia. “I see us living on a ranch in Wyoming, occasionally going to Palm Springs and our home in Los Angeles — and becoming a lawyer,” the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star told her husband, who interviewed her for the story.

A source also revealed to PEOPLE that West had been touring elementary schools in the area, seemingly making arrangements for the couple's four kids.

Kanye reportedly purchased a second property in Wyoming in November. According to local news outlet Greyball Standard, the rapper bought Bighorn Mountain Ranch for another $14 million.

“Whenever he buys something in town, everyone talks about it,” a source told PEOPLE. “Locals are still kind of surprised he’s here, but everyone is very welcoming to it.”

Kylie Jenner and her ex Travis Scott, with whom she shares daughter Stormi Webster, bought a 9,000-square-foot house together in Beverly Hills in October 2018. The couple split the $13.45 million price tag, a real estate source told PEOPLE. Although they "bought it as an investment," the source said at the time "it seems they plan on staying there too.” It features 7 bedrooms, 10 baths, a separate guest house and a pool. Kylie's primary residence is in Hidden Hills and cost $12 million, according to Trulia.

In December 2017, Kris Jenner bought a new $9.9 million home right across the street from daughter Kim Kardashian and son in-law Kanye West in Hidden Hills, California. The hands-on grandma put Kim, Kanye and daughter North, 4, up in her Calabasas home for two years while their previous abode was being renovated. As the superstars' new neighbor, Jenner will no doubt be ready to help out after the arrival of their third baby.

Kim and Kanye parted ways with the 9,000-square-foot Bel Air home they purchased in 2011 for $11 million and completely renovated, in November 2017. Kim gave the buyer, Silicon Valley entrepreneur Marina Acton, a personal tour of the six-bedroom estate, which closed for a cool $17.8 million.

The youngest member of the Karjenner clan moved into this $6 million Hidden Hills home in May 2016 and sold it in September 2018 for a reported $6.7 million in an off-market deal, according to Variety. In August 2016, Kylie purchased another property nearby, for which she paid a reported $4.5 million, to serve as the headquarters for Kylie Cosmetics, but listed it for sale just a few months later in December for $5.4 million, according to Trulia. She also picked up the empty lot next door and allegedly had plans to turn it into a horse stable, but ended up letting go of it for $5.3 million in August 2018.

Kendall Jenner reportedly took this six-bedroom Hollywood Hills home off the hands of Emily Blunt and John Krasinski in July 2016 and got busy decking out the sleek space. The model notably purchased a "really groovy," velvet sofa: "It works perfectly in the space!" she wrote in a post on her app. Kendall reportedly sold the home for $6.85 in September, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Matriarch Kris Jenner is the original interior design star of the Kardashian clan. Her dramatic entryway features black-and-white tiles, oversize plants and a statement-making stairway that is almost as glamorous as her famous family. The house was decorated by designer Jeff Andrews — who also counts Kris's daughter Khloe and the Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco among his celeb clients, and is featured in his book, The New Glamour.

Caitlyn Jenner’s posh Malibu pad got a light, bright makeover to suit her new life. “She wanted her home to reflect not just her sense of style but her journey,” designer Lori Margolis said of the space.

Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West aren't counting pennies when it comes to their home. A source told PEOPLE in February 2016 that the couple was “sparing no expense” on renovations for this estate in Hidden Hills, California. The couple has moved into their new, still unfinished home as of Decemeber 2017, a source confirms to PEOPLE. They were eager to settle in before the arrival of baby number 3.

Khloé Kardashian is the queen of organization, as the perfectly stacked cookies on the counter of her stunning Calabasas kitchen prove.

Interior design enthusiast Kourtney Kardashian has a sleek, modern living room with a few pops of color. “I am very afraid of color, but when you have kids, you can’t be so stringent,” she told Architectural Digest

in February 2016.

Kylie Jenner wasted no time striking out on her own. Before turning 18, the Kylie Cosmetics creator bought this $2.7 million mansion in Calabasas. She reportedly sold it for $3.15 in 2017, according to Variety.

Kendall Jenner purchased her previous Los Angeles apartment for $1.39 million, according to Marie Claire. She kept her pad pretty private (unheard of for a Kardashian!). But she looks right at home in this shot of what seemingly used to be the 20-year-old's 2,000 square-foot home base.