Marilyn Monroe’s Final Home Listed at $6.9M – NMP Skip to main content

Marilyn Monroe’s Final Home Listed at $6.9M

May 04, 2017
One of the most tragic locations in Los Angeles’ real estate market is now up for sale.  According to a Forbes report, the final home of film icon Marilyn Monroe is being listed for $6.9 million

One of the most tragic locations in Los Angeles’ real estate market is now up for sale.
 
According to a Forbes report, the final home of film icon Marilyn Monroe is being listed for $6.9 million. Monroe purchased the home in the city’s Brentwood section for $90,000 in early 1962, but was found dead from an apparent suicide in her bedroom four months later.
 
The single-story residence plus guest house covers 2,624-square-feet and includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Ownership has changed over the years, and the last time it was on the market was in 2012 for $5.3 million.

 
About the author
Published
May 04, 2017
Strong Jobs Report Threatens Mortgage Rate Rally

October hiring more than doubled expectations, pushing Treasury yields higher

Nov 06, 2026
Fed Holds Rates, But Pricing Pressures Persist

Rising Treasury yields and fresh inflation data complicate rate locks, borrower qualification, and lender margins as markets anticipate another hike in December

Oct 29, 2026
Zippy Adds Capital For Manufactured-Home Lending Push

The $20 million investment from Saluda Grade will support expansion beyond 27 states and new loan products across wholesale, retail, and community channels

Oct 16, 2026
Inflation Hits 3.7%, Putting Mortgage Rate Relief At Risk

September’s inflation pickup puts recent rate improvements at risk, potentially eroding affordability gains from lower home prices and seller concessions

Oct 14, 2026
PLACE Acquires Ardley, Expanding Push To Turn Existing Borrowers Into New Loans

The latest deal connects borrower retention technology with Maxwell's origination platform and PLACE's real estate network, creating new opportunities for lenders

Oct 09, 2026
Equifax, TransUnion Launch New Tools To Cut Credit Report Costs

Both bureaus introduce ways to purchase credit scores separately from reports, while Equifax reports growing VantageScore adoption and extends $1 pricing through 2028

Oct 09, 2026