As the curtain falls on 2023, it’s time to recap the year’s jaw-dropping celebrity real estate dealings, Invest-Gate reports.

Despite lower average spending than the previous year, the top 10 transactions witnessed a standout, smashing state records by a staggering $27 mn.

Celebrities made moves, from Miami migrations to swift property turnovers and the quest for the perfect love nest.

Brad Pitt set the tone, bidding farewell to his Craftsman-style Los Feliz abode, part of an estate expanding over two acres, snagged by oil heiress Aileen Getty for $33 mn.

Fresh from tying the knot with Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez flipped her Bel Air French Country–style nine-bedroom property on eight acres for $34 mn, paving the way for their shared home.

Moreover, Rapper Rick Ross made headlines, acquiring properties in Texas and Atlanta before sealing the deal on a $35 mn mansion on Miami’s exclusive Star Island, hailed as a strategic real estate puzzle piece.

Fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger showcased his flipping finesse, pocketing over $41 mn by selling a Palm Beach Mediterranean-style gem after six months of ownership.

Furthermore, Tom Ford invested $52 mn in history, securing the iconic Lasata estate in East Hampton, previously owned by Jackie Kennedy’s family, boasting 10 bedrooms and 8,500 sf.

After slashing the price, Mark Wahlberg bid farewell to his Beverly Hills French-style château, finally closing at $55 mn after a year on the market.

That said, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, after an arduous search, settled in a $61 mn Beverly Hills Post Office contemporary Georgian-style residence, a testament to their newlywed bliss.

Jeff Bezos marked his Miami comeback with a splash, first acquiring a $68 mn Indian Creek Island estate before expanding his territory with a $79 mn Mediterranean-style mansion on the same island, amassing property worth $147 mn.

Lastly, Beyoncé and Jay-Z redefined opulence, making headlines with their $200 mn Malibu acquisition, a sprawling Tadao Ando–designed concrete fortress, solidifying their status as real estate royalty.