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Heather and Terry Dubrow sold their Beverly Hills estate at 1501 Tower Grove Drive for $16.5 million in August 2025. The sale followed a price reduction from an initial $25 million asking price, and the couple said renovation costs and the home’s fit for their family factored into the decision to sell.
What the Dubrows’ Beverly Hills estate sold for
Homes.com lists August 11, 2025, as the sale date; Bravo reported the sale on August 12, saying it had taken place the previous day. The final price was $16.5 million, according to Bravo and the Homes.com property history.
The property’s asking price changed during its 2025 listing:
| Listing milestone | Price |
|---|---|
| Initial asking price in March 2025 | $25 million |
| Reduced asking price in May 2025 | $19.995 million |
| Sale in August 2025 | $16.5 million |
The sale price was $8.5 million below the initial ask and $3.495 million below the reduced ask, calculated from the reported figures. Homes.com records the Dubrows’ 2023 purchase price as $16.1 million; Bravo described it as $16 million.
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Property size and features
Homes.com reports the estate at 8,997 square feet, with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms. TMZ describes it as roughly 9,000 square feet and reports ocean views, a full-size tennis court, a pool and a large terrace. These are published property descriptions, not details from an independent inspection.
Why Heather and Terry Dubrow said they sold
On The Real Housewives of Orange County, Heather described renovation spending, the discovery of asbestos and the home no longer meeting the family’s needs as factors in the decision. The couple had completed visible work, including fresh paint and new floors, but did not carry out the larger renovation they had considered. The asbestos point is their reported explanation, not an independently confirmed inspection finding.
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In later Bravo coverage, Terry said, “We lost $5.8 [million]. I’ll tell you why.” Heather said they would have needed a sale price of roughly $19.5 million to $20 million to break even after renovation costs. Those are the couple’s reported estimates, not audited totals or a simple calculation from the 2023 purchase price and 2025 sale price. Terry also called the project “a gigantic fail.” Heather’s advice was: “You really have to vet your builders. It is imperative to go with people that you’ve worked with before.”
Who bought the house, and who represented the sale?
TMZ reported that the buyer was a non-celebrity from outside the country but did not name the person. Bravo identified Josh Flagg and Josh Altman as the agents who helped sell the home. Homes.com lists Altman as the selling agent and Flagg as co-listed.
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What the sale does—and does not—show
The transaction documents a high asking price, two reported price reductions and a $16.5 million closing price. It does not, by itself, establish how the wider Beverly Hills market performed. Nor does subtracting the reported $16.1 million purchase price from the resale price capture renovation expenses or other costs. The $5.8 million loss figure should therefore remain attributed to the Dubrows rather than treated as an independently verified net loss.
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