Blueface is making major moves in the new year but not necessarily for the right reasons. The Los Angeles rapper put his Santa Clarita Valley mansion on the market this week for 1.25 million dollars and the timing has everyone talking. Real estate sources tell TMZ that Blueface is looking for new surroundings in 2026 and is giving the future buyer a jump start on the luxurious life tucked in the quiet Pleasantville neighborhood.
The five bedroom, five bathroom property comes with a two car garage, spacious backyard and all the amenities expected from a rapper's home. However, the real tea is why he is selling and it likely has to do with mounting financial troubles. Blueface currently owes Soulja Boy baby mama a significant judgment after losing a defamation case and that debt is not going away anytime soon.
The rapper has faced various legal and financial issues throughout 2025 making this mansion sale feel less like an upgrade and more like a necessary move to stay afloat. His tumultuous personal life has added fuel to the fire with drama involving his baby mamas Jaidyn Alexis and Chrisean Rock continuing to play out publicly.
On top of personal drama, Blueface recently faced allegations that his security team beat up a woman at a music video shoot with DDG and Rich the Kid. Videos of the woman acting drunk on set went viral on social media creating additional negative attention.
The mansion listing comes just as Blueface and Soulja Boy have been trading shots online with Soulja Boy calling him homeless and suggesting he is going broke. Blueface fired back claiming Soulja Boy is the one with money problems but the optics of listing your mansion during a public financial beef do not exactly help your case. Rich the Kid jumped into the mess clowning both rappers showing that even when you are beefing there is always someone ready to make it worse.
The Santa Clarita Valley property represents a significant investment and if Blueface can get close to asking price it might help him address some of his legal and financial obligations. Real estate experts note that the market is competitive right now so pricing will be key to moving the property quickly.