The 64-year-old actor's Kihei oceanfront compound hit the market within hours of his representative confirming a private wedding to longtime partner Min Ah, though no cause-and-effect link has been confirmed.
Jim Carrey has listed his oceanfront estate on Maui's Keawakapu Beach for $35 million, according to reports published October 1, 2026, by TMZ and subsequently confirmed in broader coverage. The listing surfaced hours after a representative for the 64-year-old actor confirmed to PEOPLE that he had married his longtime girlfriend, Min Ah, 32, in a private ceremony in Los Angeles. The reporting establishes a chronological sequence between the marriage confirmation and the property listing, but no outlet has reported that the wedding caused or prompted the sale.
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Timeline: Marriage Confirmation Precedes Market Listing
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According to PEOPLE, a spokesperson for Carrey confirmed the marriage on Wednesday, September 30, with the story published October 1. TMZ reported that the Maui listing appeared on the market within hours of its own report on the marriage, a detail repeated across multiple outlets including Yahoo Entertainment and the Times of India. Some accounts, including a report from South Korea's SBS, place the ceremony itself on September 30 local time, while others simply attribute the confirmation to that date without specifying when the wedding occurred.
Neither Carrey's representative nor PEOPLE has disclosed the precise date, venue or guest list of the ceremony. Descriptions characterizing the event as "small," "intimate" or attended by "close friends and family" originate in entertainment reporting rather than an official statement, according to the available coverage. The representative's confirmation to PEOPLE remains the primary documented source establishing that the marriage took place.
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Inside the Keawakapu Beach Estate Now on the Market
The Kihei property sits on nearly an acre with approximately 170 feet of beach frontage along Maui's southwestern coast, according to TMZ's initial report. The main residence, built in 2002, includes three bedrooms and either four-and-a-half or five bathrooms depending on which outlet's listing description is cited. Reported square footage also varies, with one account describing the home as "more than 4,000 square feet" and another, from Yahoo Entertainment, citing a specific figure of 4,717 square feet — a discrepancy likely tied to differing treatment of covered lanais or ancillary structures rather than a factual dispute over the property itself.
The estate includes a separate guest house, a free-form swimming pool, a spa, a broad lawn and mature coconut palms, according to the reporting reviewed. The main house is described as sitting beneath a large thatched roof with Douglas fir framing and woven-bamboo interior elements, with a great room opening onto a covered stone lanai. Architectural and interior design work is attributed to Ike Kligerman Barkley. No report reviewed identifies the listing broker, the exact tax parcel, or whether the $35 million asking price covers all structures and surrounding land.
What the Purchase History Shows — and What It Doesn't
One report states Carrey purchased the property in November 2016 for $16.5 million. If both figures are accurate, the new asking price represents a nominal increase of $18.5 million, or roughly 112 percent above the original purchase price. That comparison, however, reflects an asking price rather than a completed sale, and it does not account for transaction costs, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, renovations, financing charges, or shifts in Maui's luxury real estate market over the intervening decade.
No report identifies a buyer, an accepted offer, a closing date, or any change in ownership. Until a transaction is recorded or confirmed by a broker, the $35 million figure should be treated strictly as an asking price rather than a realized valuation. No market analysis, comparable sales data, price-per-square-foot calculation, or broker commentary accompanies the listing coverage reviewed for this story.
A Third Marriage, a Long-Private Relationship
The marriage to Min Ah is Carrey's third, according to multiple outlets including Hindustan Times and the Times of India. He was previously married to Melissa Womer from 1987 to 1995, and to Lauren Holly, whom he wed in 1996 before the marriage ended the following year. Those earlier unions form the documented basis for characterizing the Min Ah marriage as his third, though none of the reporting connects his prior relationships to the current property listing.
Carrey and Ah first appeared publicly as a couple at France's César Awards in 2026, roughly seven months before the marriage was confirmed, where Carrey referred to her as his "sublime companion," a phrase repeated across subsequent coverage including Us Weekly and PopCulture. Entertainment outlets, including PopCulture, report the couple had been romantically linked as early as 2022, though their relationship was largely kept private before the awards appearance. Public reporting offers limited verified detail about Ah's professional background, and she has not made any public statement regarding either the marriage or the Maui listing.
No Reported Financial or Legal Pressure Behind the Sale
No credible report reviewed identifies a legal dispute, regulatory action, mortgage issue, divorce proceeding, tax matter or other documented financial pressure connected to the listing. The near-simultaneous timing of the marriage confirmation and the property hitting the market has prompted speculation linking the two events, but that remains an inference drawn from timing rather than a stated reason from Carrey or his representative.
Neither Carrey nor his team has issued any statement attributing the sale to the marriage, a planned relocation, estate planning, investment strategy or any other decision. The confirmed next step is the property's marketing for sale; until a broker, buyer or closed transaction is reported, the $35 million figure represents the seller's asking price and nothing more.
