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Leon Black Sells Beverly Hills Home for $47 Million
The financier, who is facing increased scrutiny of his Epstein ties, bought the house from actor Tom Cruise for $38 million
Mar. 16, 2026 at 10:35pm
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Former Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black has sold a home in Beverly Hills, California for around $47 million. The property was previously owned by actor Tom Cruise, and was quietly shopped off-market rather than being publicly listed.
Why it matters
This sale comes as Leon Black faces increased scrutiny over his ties to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The high-profile real estate transaction highlights Black's continued business dealings despite the controversy surrounding his past associations.
The details
Black purchased the Beverly Hills home from Tom Cruise for $38 million. The identity of the new buyer who paid $47 million for the property could not be immediately determined, as the sale was conducted off-market without a public listing.
- The home sale occurred in March 2026.
The players
Leon Black
The former CEO of Apollo Global Management who is facing increased scrutiny over his ties to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Tom Cruise
The actor who previously owned the Beverly Hills home that Leon Black has now sold.
The takeaway
This high-profile real estate transaction highlights Leon Black's continued business dealings despite the controversy surrounding his past associations with Jeffrey Epstein, underscoring the complex web of relationships and financial transactions among the wealthy elite.
