Lisa Vanderpump may be the reigning queen of glam and gloss, but even royalty has skeletons in the filing cabinet. DailyMail.com can reveal that the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum has quietly sold off her troubled West Hollywood condo — a property once linked to her adopted son Max — after a string of financial hiccups that included unpaid HOA dues, property tax liens, and a near-default notice that quietly shadowed her otherwise pristine portfolio.
Sold in May 2025 for just $685,000, the modest two-bedroom unit closed with little fanfare — no social media post, no celebratory ribbon-cutting, no farewell champagne flute. Just paperwork, signatures, and a quiet removal from Vanderpump's name. The sale marked the final chapter of a property plagued by years of small but public financial missteps, culminating in over $40,000 in liens filed between 2018 and 2024, according to property records reviewed by DailyMail.com.
At the center of the condo saga was Max Vanderpump-Todd, Lisa’s son, who had lived in the unit since 2016. While sources close to the family insist the condo was always meant as a starter investment, the property quickly became a liability. In 2022, a notice of default was issued due to accumulated unpaid HOA fees — triggering whispers across Bravo fan pages and real estate circles alike. The debt was later settled and liens removed, but not before Lisa’s perfect empire image took a noticeable scuff.
One insider tells DailyMail.com: “Lisa was laser-focused on Vegas. California had become dead weight — this condo especially. It was a cleanup operation, not a cash grab.”
Indeed, the timing of the sale coincides with Lisa’s full-fledged pivot to Las Vegas, where she’s already opened multiple restaurants, including Vanderpump à Paris and Wolf by Vanderpump. With Nevada’s tax-friendly policies and a booming hospitality market, insiders say the move isn't just business — it's personal.
“Lisa isn’t one to air her dirty laundry,” another source adds. “But real estate doesn’t lie. When a woman like Lisa drops a property in silence, there’s always more to the story.”
Though representatives confirmed the liens were “fully resolved” before the sale, they declined to comment further on the matter.
The condo now belongs to a new owner, the liens are gone, and Lisa has washed her hands of the whole affair. But in the world of reality royalty, even a quiet sale speaks volumes.
Because if Villa Rosa is the crown jewel, this little condo was the dusty tiara she couldn’t wait to bury.
