Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez Drop Out of Escrow Again in $64 Million Home Sale

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are out on their newest would-be new dwelling — the couple has pulled the plug on one more actual property deal … and so they’re as soon as once more on the hunt.

Sources with direct data inform TMZ that Bennifer has fallen out of escrow on the $64 million Pacific Palisades mansion they appeared to have their sights set on earlier this month — which was an absolute magnificence that may’ve actually accommodated their wants.

It’s unclear why they’re bailing … however we’re listening to they’re finished with it, and are transferring on.

Now, in case you’re maintaining depend — this really marks the third dwelling they’ve fallen out of escrow on in the previous yr. There was a $55 million Bel-Air property they have been set to purchase manner again in April, however that sale fell by way of. They have been additionally set to purchase one other PP palace final month — which was value simply $34.5 mil — however they walked away from that property as effectively.

We have not been supplied any legit clarification for why J Lo and Ben hold altering their minds … all we all know is that they merely cannot commit, and that is the latest instance.

Not losing any time, Jen was really pounding the pavement anew this previous weekend — cruising by way of Beverly Hills and taking a gander at this mansion above. From what we are able to see, it appears about as good as the whole lot else they have been perusing. No phrase on its value.

Ben and Jen would possibly wanna pull the set off on one thing quickly, as a result of there is a new mansion tax that is about to hit L.A. in April. The measure, which was handed final yr, imposes a 4% tax on dwelling gross sales above $5 mil and a 5.5% tax on gross sales above $10 mil.

The tax will not have an effect on Ben and Jen instantly — they are not home looking in the town of L.A., extra so on the ritzy outskirts — but it surely might critically impression the market and L.A.-area dwelling costs in basic.