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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to sell Bel-Air mansion for $20 million

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have put up their sprawling Bel-Air mansion for sale.
The power couple bought the mansion in 2013 for $9 million and spent around $2 million to renovate it.

They are in the process of listing it for sale and are reportedly asking for $20 million which is twice the amount they got it.
According to a West L.A. real estate agent, they will likely get the amount they are asking for or more because the mansion is in a great location.
Kim and Kanye reportedly didn’t live in the house after they bought it. They moved to Calabasas to live with Kris Jenner for a while before buying another house in nearby Hidden Hills.

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