Most teenagers save up for a car. JoJo Siwa bought a mansion. In December 2019, at just 16 years old, the Dance Moms star purchased a Mediterranean-style estate in Tarzana, Los Angeles, for $3.43 million — and turned it into one of the most recognisable celebrity homes on the internet, complete with a candy bar and her own miniature 7-Eleven. Six years later, she sold it for $4.1 million in a sale filmed for Netflix’s Selling Sunset. This is the full story of the JoJo Siwa house.
Who Is JoJo Siwa?
JoJo Siwa (born Joelle Joanie Siwa on May 19, 2003, in Omaha, Nebraska) is a singer, dancer, actress and media personality. She rose to fame on Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition and Dance Moms, then built a children’s entertainment empire on YouTube — more than 12 million subscribers — with hit singles like “Boomerang” and her signature oversized hair bows. As an adult artist she has reinvented herself with the EP Guilty Pleasure (2024), a headline-grabbing appearance on Celebrity Big Brother UK in 2025, and her Infinity Heart tour.
| Full Name | Joelle Joanie “JoJo” Siwa |
| Born | May 19, 2003, Omaha, Nebraska |
| Occupation | Singer, dancer, actress, media personality |
| Rise to Fame | Dance Moms (2015–2016), YouTube |
| Family | Father Tom Siwa, mother Jessalynn Siwa, brother Jayden |
| House Bought | December 2019, aged 16 — $3.43 million |
| House Sold | February 2025 — $4.1 million |
| Location | Tarzana, Los Angeles, California |
The Tarzana Mansion: Bought at Sixteen
The house sits on a flat lot of more than half an acre in Tarzana, an affluent San Fernando Valley neighbourhood. Built shortly before the Siwa family bought it, the Mediterranean-style home spans about 6,462 square feet with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Property records show the purchase was made in December 2019 for $3.425 million — an extraordinary first home by any measure, and the backdrop for years of JoJo’s videos, celebrations and career milestones.
Inside the JoJo Siwa House
Behind the classic exterior, the house was pure theatre. The entrance opens into a soaring double-height foyer with a spiral marble-clad staircase. The gourmet kitchen features Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, two islands and a built-in breakfast bar, while the main living spaces include a formal dining room, an entertainment room with a bar, an office and a gym. Upstairs, the primary suite has two walk-in closets, a spa-style bathroom with a freestanding tub, and a balcony overlooking the grounds.
Outside, the grounds were made for California living: a swimming pool and spa, a fire pit, a sports court, entertaining terraces and an attached three-car garage.
The Candy Bar and the 7-Eleven Corner
What made the house famous, though, was JoJo herself. During her peak children’s-entertainment years she turned parts of the home into an extension of her brand: a full candy bar reportedly stocked with over 1,000 pounds of sweets, and a miniature convenience-store corner complete with a pizza warmer, popcorn machine, nacho cheese dispenser and Slurpee machine. A dedicated merchandise room displayed her bows, clothing and accessories, and mannequins in the hallways wore her old concert costumes. Few celebrity homes have ever matched their owner’s public image so completely.
The Sale: Selling Sunset and a $4.1 Million Goodbye
By 2024, Siwa was ready for a new chapter. Before listing the house, she famously “de-JoJo’d” it — stripping out the rainbow décor and repainting the interiors in calm, neutral tones, telling Architectural Digest she wanted the home to feel “nice, pretty, calm and serene”. She listed it just under $4 million ($3.995 million) with Chrishell Stause and Omar Abaza of The Oppenheim Group, and the process featured in season nine of Selling Sunset.
The strategy worked. The house sold in February 2025 for $4.1 million — above the asking price, and roughly $670,000 more than the family had paid six years earlier, before renovation, tax and commission costs.
Where Does JoJo Siwa Live Now?
Siwa has not publicly confirmed a new main home since the Tarzana sale. Her life has become considerably more international: a Celebrity Big Brother UK appearance in 2025, a much-discussed relationship with British TV personality Chris Hughes, and European dates on her Infinity Heart tour have all pulled her schedule across the Atlantic. Wherever she lands next, she has said the Tarzana house marked the end of her childhood chapter — the next home will be an adult one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did JoJo Siwa pay for her house?
The Siwa family bought the Tarzana mansion in December 2019 for $3.425 million, when JoJo was 16 years old.
How much did JoJo Siwa sell her house for?
The house sold in February 2025 for $4.1 million, above its $3.995 million asking price. It was listed by Chrishell Stause and Omar Abaza of The Oppenheim Group and featured on Selling Sunset.
How big was JoJo Siwa’s house?
About 6,462 square feet, with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, on a lot of more than half an acre. Amenities included a pool, spa, sports court, gym, entertainment room and a three-car garage.
Why did JoJo Siwa sell her house?
She has framed the sale as growing up and moving on: before listing, she redecorated the rainbow-coloured interiors into a calm, neutral scheme, saying she wanted the house to feel serene — a deliberate farewell to the home that defined her teenage career.
The Bottom Line
The JoJo Siwa house is a rare thing in celebrity real estate: a home that genuinely documented a career. Bought at 16 for $3.43 million, filled with candy, costumes and colour, then carefully reinvented and sold for $4.1 million on television — it is as neat a summary of JoJo Siwa’s first act as any biography could offer. Whatever she buys next will have a lot to live up to.
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