Fresh off a promotional tour for Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” which opened in theaters on July 31, Zendaya is once again dominating Hollywood alongside her presumed husband and co-star, Tom Holland. The film arrived just weeks after the actress celebrated the blockbuster success of Christopher Nolan’s controversial “The Odyssey,” which has grossed more than $727 million worldwide, giving Zendaya two of the year’s biggest box-office hits.
As her career reaches new heights, Zendaya, who always turns heads with her fashion style, has also been quietly building wealth away from the spotlight. The 29-year-old actress has assembled a multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio spanning Los Angeles, Brooklyn, and London.
Places She Owns
Here’s a look at the impressive property portfolio behind one of Hollywood’s biggest stars.
According to Realtor, she purchased a Mediterranean-style home in Northridge, California, for $1.4 million, and the 4,155-square-foot residence offered five bedrooms, five bathrooms, soaring vaulted ceilings, a chef’s kitchen finished with Calacatta marble, and the Cinderella-style spiral staircase she famously adored. Rather than splurging on a flashy mansion, the purchase signaled a disciplined investment strategy.
Three years later, after Euphoria made her one of television’s biggest stars, Zendaya doubled down on California real estate with a secluded ranch compound in Encino.
Purchased for nearly $4 million, the sprawling estate sits on more than 3.7 acres and includes six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a guest house, private hiking trails, a pool and outdoor entertaining space. The property has also generated income, having been listed as a luxury rental for approximately $12,900 per month, Elle Décor reports.
As her career became increasingly bi-coastal, Zendaya added New York to her portfolio with a reported $4.9 million condo inside Brooklyn Heights’ prestigious Quay Tower. The three-bedroom residence features private elevator access, custom finishes and sweeping harbor views, and reports indicate she listed it for rent at approximately $16,000 per month while keeping ownership.
Over the past two years, Zendaya, whose net worth is $40 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, quietly assembled neighboring properties in the Hollywood Hills to create a private compound centered around a five-bedroom contemporary residence spanning more than 4,000 square feet.
In early 2026, she expanded the estate by purchasing the adjacent mid-century fixer-upper for more than $2 million, complete with original wood paneling, winding pathways and a koi pond, giving her added privacy in one of Los Angeles’ most desirable neighborhoods.
Across the Atlantic, according to Robb Report, Zendaya also has a permanent home base with longtime partner Tom Holland, who originally purchased their extensively renovated southwest London residence in 2018.
Valued at more than $4.7 million post-renovation, the six-bedroom property reportedly features a private cinema, gym, games room and enhanced security, allowing the couple to navigate careers that routinely move between Hollywood and the UK.
After years of speculation, stylist Law Roach revealed the wedding had already taken place, and Holland later confirmed the marriage to Esquire UK, dismissing viral AI-generated wedding photos by noting his family did not question them because “they were all there” for the real ceremony. The couple themselves have yet to confirm the marriage.
Their combined business empire extends far beyond real estate. Collectively, the couple headlines some of Hollywood’s most profitable franchises, with the Spider-Man trilogy alone earning more than $3.9 billion globally.
Zendaya has also become a cornerstone of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune franchise while expanding her influence behind the camera as an executive producer on “Euphoria, “Challengers,” and “K.C. Undercover.”
She has also become a sought-after fashion ambassador through partnerships with Louis Vuitton, Bulgari, Lancôme and Prada Beauty, helping push her net worth to approximately $30 million.
If 2026 proves anything, it’s that Zendaya isn’t slowing down. Following the premieres of A24’s “The Drama” and the final season of “Euphoria,” she returned in “The Odyssey,” reunited with Holland in the next “Spider-Man” film, and also reprised her role in “Dune 3.”
