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Sep 23, 2026, 8:58 AMResidential Real Estate

Maria Menounos Lists Renovated Encino Mansion for $6.995 Million

Maria Menounos has listed her longtime, renovated Encino mansion for $6.995 million after she and her husband made it their home for two decades in California.

A renovated mansion sits within twenty tree rings shaped like a price tag, symbolizing a longtime home listed for sale.
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Summary

MarketWatch reported on September 23, 2026, that TV personality Maria Menounos listed her longtime Encino, California, mansion for $6.995 million. The sprawling, renovated estate had been her and her husband’s home for two decades.

The feed reports a listing, not a completed sale. The source provided limited detail, omitting the property’s size, acquisition price, renovation costs, listing agent and expected sale timeline.

Positives

  • The $6.995 million listing establishes a specific asking price for the Encino estate.
  • MarketWatch’s title describes the mansion as beautifully renovated, highlighting a potential selling feature.
  • Two decades of ownership establish the property as Menounos and her husband’s longtime home.

Risks & concerns

  • The $6.995 million figure is an asking price, and the feed reports no completed sale.
  • The limited feed provides no property size, room count or other specifications.
  • No acquisition price or renovation costs were disclosed, preventing an assessment of potential proceeds.
  • The source identifies no listing agent or expected sale timeline.
Primary sourceMarketWatch.com - Top Storieshttps://www.marketwatch.com/story/tv-host-maria-menounos-lists-a-beautifully-renovated-encino-mansion-for-7-million-2af120a2?mod=mw_rss_topstories
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