Inside Taylor Swift's Expansive Property Portfolio, From New York to Los Angeles

Taylor Swift has quietly built one of the most notable real estate portfolios in the entertainment industry, driven by years of consistent work as a musician.

Taylor Swift is more than a global pop icon — she is also a strategic real estate investor.

Over the years, Swift has built a music empire with more than a dozen albums, sold-out world tours, and a loyal international fan base. As of October 2025, her net worth has reached $1.6 billion, making her the world's richest female musician. Her real estate holdings alone are estimated at around $157 million.

Here are some of Swift's most notable properties under her name:

New York City, New York: Tribeca

Swift's New York City real estate journey began in 2014 when she purchased two adjacent penthouses in a Tribeca building for $19.95 million. The units were combined into one expansive duplex.

In 2017, she expanded further by buying a 100-year-old, four-story townhouse next door for $18 million. The home features antique French wide-plank oak floors, a private gym, a spa, and a planted terrace with a Japanese paper glass wall. It has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. A nearby three-bedroom apartment houses her security staff.

In 2018, she added another unit in the same building, a 3,540-square-foot second-floor apartment, which she purchased for nearly $10 million in an off-market deal from financier Jeremy Phillips.

Swift has filed over $1 million in renovation permits with the New York City Department of Buildings, reflecting ongoing improvements to her Tribeca compound.

Watch Hill, Rhode Island

Swift's property in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, offers a quiet coastal retreat. The 12,000-square-foot mansion sits on five acres of land, featuring over 700 feet of beachfront and unobstructed ocean views. The estate includes eight bedrooms and eight fireplaces.

In 2013, she reportedly purchased the home in an all-cash deal for $17.75 million. The area is known for its privacy and is not typically a hotspot for celebrities.

Public building permits filed show that Swift began a $1.7 million renovation project, which includes the addition of a new bedroom suite, extra bathrooms, and a full kitchen remodel.

The approved renovation adds approximately 400 square feet to the estate and is expected to be completed by December.

Nashville, Tennessee: Music Row and Forest Hills

Swift's roots in Nashville run deep. At age 20, she bought a 3,240-square-foot penthouse on Music Row for $1.9 million. The three-bedroom, corner unit sits inside the Adelicia building and features soaring ceilings and luxury amenities such as a heated Olympic-length pool and access to a personal trainer.

In 2011, Swift purchased a second home in Nashville, a 5,600-square-foot Greek revival estate in the exclusive Forest Hills neighborhood. She paid $2.5 million for the main house, built in 1934, which has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The property also includes a 2,000-square-foot guesthouse added in 1964. The estate sits on six acres of land.

Beverly Hills, California

The home was once owned by film producer Samuel Goldwyn. In recent years, Swift received approval from the Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission to designate the estate as a historic landmark.

In 2018, she sold two other Beverly Hills properties, a Cape Cod-style home for $4 million and a nearby guesthouse for $2.65 million.

Swift's real estate portfolio reflects not just her financial success but also her strategic approach to lifestyle, privacy, and legacy. From Manhattan's cobblestone streets to the cliffs of Rhode Island, each property adds to the picture of an artist who has carefully curated her personal and professional world — one address at a time.

With her upcoming marriage to Travis Kelce, who lives in Kansas City, Swift may soon expand her property portfolio again. The couple has been linked to house hunting in the Midwest, signaling that her next move could bring yet another location into her growing list of high-value homes.