Bloom’s former 4‑bed, 4‑bath Beverly Hills house is now on the market for $29,000 a month, a $2,000 drop announced on October 9, 2026, according to Realtor.com. The listing, handled by Jennifer Winston of Compass, shows the home’s 4,011 square‑feet of mid‑century modern space, complete with a zero‑edge pool and bespoke Poliform fixtures.
The property, built in 1959, was bought by Bloom for $7 million in 2017 and re‑imagined over 18 months with extensive upgrades, including a sunken living area and an enlarged kitchen that opens onto the outdoors. Bloom sold the house in July 2025 for the same price he paid, after a 2019 sale listing that began at $8.99 million.
The rent of $29,000 a month equals $348,000 a year, placing the property at the upper end of the Beverly Hills luxury rental ladder. No tenant has signed yet, but the fully furnished listing promises city and ocean views that could attract high‑net‑worth buyers.
Bloom’s renovation work remains a focal point for prospective lessees, with the home’s designer touches—such as ipe wood decking and indoor LED lighting—retained in the current offering. The price cut may indicate the new owner’s urgency to secure a tenant before the next season or reflect a broader market adjustment in the city’s premium rentals.
The property’s transition from a $7 million sale to a high‑end rental underscores the fluidity of luxury real estate in Beverly Hills, where owners often pivot between ownership and leasing to maximize returns. Agents expect the listing to stay open for a few weeks, with a final lease likely to be signed by early 2027 if a suitable tenant surfaces.