Taylor Swift’s Near $100 Million Real Estate Portfolio

Taylor Swift is once again trending online after crashing Ticketmaster following the presale of her 2023 Eras tour. While it is no surprise that Swift has continued to break records and fuel her eccentric fanbase, she’s also quite the real estate mogul. So to distract us from the endless Ticketmaster queue, we’re diving into the impressive real estate portfolio owned by Taylor Swift.

November 19, 2022
BAM Staff
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So to distract us from the endless Ticketmaster queue, we’re diving into the impressive real estate portfolio owned by Taylor Swift.

#1–Watch Hill Seaside Estate

Location: Watch Hill, Rhode Island

Estimated value: $18 Million

#2– Greek Revival Mansion

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Estimated value: $2.5 Million

#3– Cape Style Cottage

Location: Beverly Hills, California

Estimated value: $4 Million

#4– Tribeca Compound

Location: Tribeca, New York

Estimated value: $47.7 Million

#5– Beverly Hills Ranch

Location: Beverly Hills, California

Estimated Value: $2.65 Million

#6– Beverly Hills Mansion

Location: Beverly Hills, California

Estimated Value: $25 Million

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