Lacheys Repurchase Former Tarzana Home for $7.95 Million
The celebrity couple returned to their 2014-built Los Angeles property after selling their Encino farmhouse.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Residential
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Nick and Vanessa Lachey have repurchased their former Tarzana home for $7.95 million. The couple returned to California following the cancellation of the television series NCIS: Hawai'i.
Why it matters
The move marks a return to their previous residence after selling their property to athlete Naomi Osaka in 2022. The family is currently managing real estate logistics, including the active listing of their separate Encino farmhouse.
The Lacheys purchased the five-bedroom, 0.5-acre property for $7.95 million, marking a $1.65 million increase over the 2022 sale price of $6.3 million. This follows their 2020 initial acquisition of the home for $5.1 million.
The players
Nick and Vanessa Lachey
Television personalities and homeowners who recently returned to California real estate.
Naomi Osaka
Professional tennis player who previously purchased and renovated the Tarzana property.
The details
The Tarzana residence was originally built in 2014 and has undergone recent upgrades, including the addition of a separate gym installed by previous owner Naomi Osaka. The Lacheys are currently transitioning back to this property from a $6.8 million Encino farmhouse, which they have now listed for sale. This shift in residential footprint follows their time spent living in Hawaii during the production of their television work.
Timeline
2014: The home was originally constructed.
2020: The Lacheys first purchased the property.
2022: The home was sold to Naomi Osaka.
2025: The NCIS: Hawai'i television series concluded.
October 2026: The repurchase of the property was confirmed.
The Home Front
This move highlights the active nature of high-end real estate in Los Angeles, where residential portfolios are often adjusted to match career shifts. It mirrors documented trends in regional market turnover where homeowners frequently cycle through significant properties within a few years.
Homeowners managing multiple properties should ensure all tax and insurance documents are updated when transitioning between residences. If you are preparing to list a home, consult with a licensed real estate agent to evaluate current market comparables.
The takeaway
Large-scale residential moves often involve significant adjustments to a family's primary housing footprint. When selling or repurchasing, keep a centralized file of your property transaction history to simplify future tax reporting and asset management.
Further reading
For more trends on home ownership changes in the region, visit the Residential section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Economic Times.
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