New $2.25M Blueface House in Moorpark: Where He Lives Now?

A blue-painted mansion that doubled as a livestream set, a blue-and-white camo ranch that became one of the most photographed celebrity homes in the area, and now a gated estate with a four-car garage and a gold Jesus key handed over at closing. Few rappers have moved through homes as loudly as Blueface.

In September 2026, just weeks after welcoming a newborn son, he bought a $2.25 million property in Moorpark, California, and the timing says as much about his life as the price does. His Santa Clarita house went on the market months after his release from prison, and the Chatsworth ranch before that sold in 2023.

So where does Blueface live now, what did he leave behind, and why did he need a bigger place?

Here is the full story, one address at a time.

Who is Blueface?

Johnathan Porter, better known as Blueface, is an American rapper born in Los Angeles on January 20, 1997. He went viral in October 2018 with the video for “Respect My Cryppin’,” and his 2019 single “Thotiana” climbed to number eight on the Billboard Hot 100. He also played quarterback at Arleta High School and spent time at Fayetteville State University before turning to music full time.

His finances are harder to pin down than his fame. Celebrity net worth sites put him at roughly $4 to $5 million, but these are estimates rather than audited figures, and they sit alongside a heavy legal burden. In October 2023, a Las Vegas judge ordered him to pay $13,072,482 to the owner of Euphoric Gentlemen’s Club after a 2022 shooting outside the venue, and reports in early 2024 said accrued interest had pushed the total past $14.3 million.

A separate defamation case added a default judgment of about $123,000 in April 2025, which had grown to roughly $131,000 with interest by December, and a judge has since approved using his ASCAP and BMI royalties to pay it down. Add an August 2024 sentence for violating probation in a 2021 assault case, followed by his release in November 2025, and it becomes clear why his property moves tend to make news.

Where Does Blueface Live Now?

The rapper now lives in Moorpark, a suburban city in Ventura County, northwest of Los Angeles. TMZ reported the purchase on September 2, 2026, and the price tag was $2.25 million.

The home sits inside a gated community and spans more than 5,000 square feet. It has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, a four-car garage and mountain views, and reports also mention high ceilings, several archways and plenty of natural light. That garage is a clear step up from the two-car garage at his previous home, and one report says it is meant to house his Corvette.

The reason behind the move is simple. His girlfriend, Nevaeh Akira, gave birth to their son, Johnathan Jamall Porter Jr., on August 18, 2026, and the family needed more space. This is his fourth child, after Javaughn and Journey with Jaidyn Alexis and a son with Chrisean Rock.

The deal came together with a familiar team. Christian Crane of Agents of LA, who had already handled his Santa Clarita listing, represented him in the purchase. Also on hand was Eric “C-Style” Yokoyama, a former Death Row Records producer turned real estate investor. He arrived at the property in a Maybach Sprinter provided by Stratos, and at closing the agency gave him a custom gold key featuring Jesus Christ, which he wore around his neck in photos. Agents of LA owner Tai Savet, the creator of VH1’s “Love & Listings,” was also there and hinted that the scene could inspire another real estate show.

Blueface’s Property Timeline

Over the years the rapper has moved through three notable homes. Here is how they compare:

Neither earlier home was a big money-maker. The Chatsworth ranch sold for roughly $133,000 more than he paid, and the Santa Clarita house was priced at almost exactly its purchase price.

The Canyon Country Home in Santa Clarita

The house most fans associate with him is the two-story property on Juniper Springs Drive in Canyon Country, a suburban corner of the Santa Clarita Valley about 35 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. He made it unmistakably his own, and for years the house served as the backdrop for viral clips and livestreams, which is why it is so recognizable online. Here is what the property offers:

Features, Amenities and Custom Touches:

• Built in 2018, two-story design
• 4,303 square feet of living space
• Five bedrooms and five bathrooms
• Two-car garage, according to real estate records
• Light-filled layout with expansive living areas and a seamless indoor-outdoor design
• Quiet residential street with easy access to shopping, dining and major roadways
• Media room
• Indoor fireplace
• Outdoor fire pit and patio
• Themed music studio
• Blue walls, blue furniture and blue lighting throughout the interior
• Custom murals of the rapper
• Backyard turf football field

He listed the house for $1.25 million with Christian Crane of Agents of LA, months after his release from prison. That is almost exactly what he paid, and reports of the listing date vary slightly between late 2025 and January 2026. Some outlets have suggested the home was in pre-foreclosure, but no reliable source confirms this, so it is best treated as an unverified rumor.

The Santa Clarita Valley is more than a former address for him. He spent part of his childhood there with his mother, and he now owns King of Crabs, a seafood restaurant at 26234 Bouquet Canyon Road that opened in early 2025 and serves San Pedro-style seafood boils with king crab, lobster and wings. The same location previously housed his earlier venture, Blue’s Fish and Soul, which opened in 2021 and closed in 2022 after repeated vandalism.

The Chatsworth Ranch

Before Santa Clarita came the Chatsworth home in the San Fernando Valley, which he bought in January 2020 for about $1.22 million. Public sales records show he sold it in August 2023 for $1.353 million, and it is now a private residence.

It became one of the most photographed celebrity homes in the area, and he has said himself that the house being seen as a nuisance was one reason for selling. These were its main highlights:

Features, Amenities and Custom Touches:

• Contemporary ranch-style design
• About 3,544 square feet on a 0.64-acre lot
• Three bedrooms and three bathrooms
• Blue-and-white camo exterior
• Gated motor court
• Private swimming pool and spa
• Blue LED-lit garage
• Basketball hoop inside the foyer

Conclusion

Look at the three addresses side by side and a pattern shows up. Chatsworth was the house of a newly famous rapper, wrapped in a blue-and-white camo exterior that people still remember. Santa Clarita was the house of a streamer, the backdrop for countless livestreams and priced at almost exactly what he paid. Moorpark is different: it is gated, sits in a mountain-view setting, and comes with room for a growing family and four cars. The price jumped by exactly a million dollars over the Santa Clarita listing, but the bigger shift is the reason for the move: this purchase was made for a newborn son, not for a camera.

Whether that lasts is anyone’s guess. His legal bills are still large, a judge has approved using his royalties to cover one judgment, and his restaurant and streaming income are the wildcards. For now, though, the rapper who once turned his house into a brand has landed on an address chosen for family life.