Back in 2015, Jeremy Renner, best known for his portrayal of Hawkeye in the ‘Avengers’ franchise, sold off his Hollywood Hills land for USD 8 million. The estate is located at 7661 Curson Ter, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, though when Renner purchased the property is unknown. After he sold it, developers completely changed the entire property and built a massive mansion. Now, the property is on the real estate market, though the current owners have had to accept a major price cut since the original asking price did not attract any interested parties.
Jeremy Renner’s former Hollywood Hills land was turned into a massive mansion
According to Savills International Realty, where the property is listed, the land was owned by Howard Hughes before Renner. In 2015, Renner, who is known as a serial house flipper, sold off the land to developers and luxury real estate power couple Branden and Rayni Williams (co-founders of the real estate firm where the listing is), who acquired the land and developed the spec estate. They paid the beloved actor USD 8 million.The property was designed by Scott Mitchell Studio, which is an acclaimed firm behind Nobu Malibu and several other nine-figure Southern California estates in the area. The real estate couple spent around a decade constructing the mansion; it was officially completed in 2025. The living space now spans 22,000 square feet and has seven bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. The land itself spans 1 acre on a cul-de-sac of five houses.
About the interiors and amenities of the house built on Jeremy Renner’s former land
The property was built with a minimalist aesthetic, featuring monolithic board-formed concrete, warm wood, and massive steel-framed glass curtain walls across the property. According to the listing, the board-formed concrete work alone cost the couple over USD 30 million. There are a lot of amenities in the house, including motorised steel-and-glass walls that retract completely out of sight, seamlessly merging interior living areas with tiered hillside terraces and cantilevered decks. Every room is oriented toward the panoramic views.There is a 100-foot infinity-edge pool overlooking the LA basin, a 4,000-square-foot motor court for large-scale vehicle collections and private arrivals, and private, gated access to Runyon Canyon trails. The living space also has an expansive primary suite featuring its own dedicated private study. The property is also close to many Hollywood landmarks, including the Chateau Marmont and the Hollywood Bowl.
The property made its way to the market
Back in 2025, the property made its way to the market for the first time with an asking price of USD 125 million, calculated at USD 5,681 per square foot. It was then relisted in mid-October 2026 at USD 99 million, calculated at USD 4,500 per square foot. The property ended up facing a USD 26 million (roughly 21%) reduction.
