J
eremy Allen White, 34, who recently played Bruce Springsteen in *Deliver Me From Nowhere* and is best known for *The Bear*, admitted on the *Smartless* podcast that he’s “obsessed” with real‑estate. He spends his downtime scrolling through the Realtor.com app, dreaming about homes he might buy and sending listings to friends who urge him to make a purchase. White says the habit follows him everywhere; whenever he travels, he checks the app for properties in the area and sometimes even visits them.
White’s fascination extends to TV. He’s a fan of Ryan Serhant’s *Owning Manhattan* and often watches other real‑estate reality shows to unwind after filming. In September 2024, he was spotted touring a four‑bedroom, four‑bath house in Los Angeles’ Studio City that was listed for $4.8 million. The property later sold for $4.2 million, so White didn’t end up buying it.
He owns two homes. In 2017, he purchased a Studio City house for $1.45 million through a trust while still married to Addison Timlin, with whom he has two daughters, Ezer (7) and Dolores (5). In 2014, he bought a Brooklyn studio for $717,500 and still holds it. White is currently renovating his California cottage, a 1920s‑style home he’s been working on “room by room.” The kitchen is finished; he plans to tackle the master and guest bathrooms in 2024 while he’s on set.
White’s real‑estate curiosity isn’t limited to big cities. During a cross‑country road trip, he fell in love with the tiny Arizona town of Bisbee. Though he never purchased a property there, he spent six months daydreaming about it and scrolling through listings. He’s even considered moving to Bisbee if the right opportunity arises.
Despite his enthusiasm, White admits he hasn’t bought a new home yet. “I don’t buy anything, but I like to fantasize,” he said, noting that his friends often tease him, “Just buy it then!” He continues to split his time between Los Angeles and New York City, where he maintains his two residences and keeps an eye on the market for future possibilities.
