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Where Does Tony Robbins Live in Florida? Inside His Manalapan Home

September 21, 2026 · 8 min read · By Onias Derilus, Broker

Tony Robbins moved from California to Manalapan, Florida, in 2013, buying an ocean-to-lake home for a reported $24.75 million. Here is why he made the move, what the reporting says about the house, and what the town costs today.

Where does Tony Robbins live? The author and speaker lives in Manalapan, Florida, a small oceanfront town just south of Palm Beach. A trust tied to Robbins bought an ocean-to-lake home there in March 2013 for a reported $24.75 million, per the Palm Beach Post and The Real Deal. He moved from Southern California, and he has said plainly that taxes drove the decision. Here is what the reporting says about the house, the move and the town.

Key takeaways

  • Robbins lives on the ocean road in Manalapan, Palm Beach County, on a roughly two-acre lot that runs from the ocean to the Intracoastal.
  • The purchase closed in March 2013 at a reported $24.75 million, then the second-highest price paid in the county outside the Town of Palm Beach.
  • Robbins has said his combined tax rate in California reached about 62 percent, and Florida has no state income tax.
  • Manalapan has about 17 active listings with a median list price near $69 million, per our MLS feed as of September 2026.

Where does Tony Robbins live in Florida?

Robbins lives in Manalapan, a town of a few hundred residents on the barrier island between Palm Beach and Boynton Beach, in Palm Beach County. The town has one road, a single resort, a small town hall and a long row of ocean-to-lake estates. His house is on that ocean road. Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, so we stop there.

Manalapan was an early stop for the wealth that later filled Palm Beach's north end. Its lots are wider than most on Palm Beach island, and the beach is private. Larry Ellison later bought the town's largest estate, a few doors down the coast, and the Eau Palm Beach resort sits at the town's center. So Robbins, who arrived in 2013, was ahead of the biggest wave.

He told Palm Beach Illustrated that he had often visited South Florida but did not get hooked until he started spending time with friends who lived in the area. Then, in his words, he found the perfect location. That is the closest thing to a house-hunting story he has offered.

Inside the reported home

The Palm Beach Post broke the news in April 2013, tying a trust that bought the house for $24.75 million to Robbins. The Real Deal rounded the figure to $24.8 million. At the time, the paper called it the second-highest price ever paid for a home in Palm Beach County outside the Town of Palm Beach.

The lot runs about two acres from the Atlantic to the Intracoastal, so the house has a beach on one side and boat access on the other. Real estate profiles online describe a Georgian-style main house of roughly 12,000 square feet with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Those sites do not cite a listing, so treat the figures as approximate. The two-acre ocean-to-lake footprint and the price are the parts that come from the public record.

Since the purchase, coverage has focused less on the house and more on what Robbins does in it. Palm Beach Illustrated profiled his life there, and Rabideau Klein, a local law firm that tracks permits, reported on plans for a production studio in West Palm Beach. That fits a man whose business is seminars and streamed events rather than office work.

Why Tony Robbins chose Florida

Robbins is unusual among celebrity movers because he explained himself in print. In his book Money: Master the Game, he wrote about his effective tax rate in California. Once he added up federal, state, payroll and investment taxes, it had climbed to about 62 percent by 2012. California's top state rate was 13.3 percent. Florida's is zero.

The San Diego Business Journal covered the departure at the time, since Robbins had built his business in the San Diego area for decades. He kept the company running and moved the family. The math he described is the same math that has pulled thousands of high earners to Palm Beach County since, but he was early and said the quiet part out loud.

There was also a lifestyle case. Robbins runs a resort in Fiji and travels constantly, and Palm Beach International Airport is 20 minutes from Manalapan. For someone who lives on planes, an oceanfront home that close to a runway is a practical choice.

Where else does Tony Robbins live?

The other well-known Robbins property is Namale, the resort he owns on Vanua Levu in Fiji. He has described it as a retreat rather than a home, and he hosts events there. Before 2013 his base was the San Diego area, including a home in Del Mar that has since sold.

Reporting since the move describes Manalapan as the full-time home. Robbins has not bought another U.S. residence that the press has tracked, and his public statements about leaving California make a return unlikely. So the honest answer is one primary home in Florida and one resort in the South Pacific.

What homes near Tony Robbins cost

Manalapan's numbers are unlike any other town in South Florida. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 17 active listings with a median list price near $69 million and an average of about 694 days on market. Ellison's $173 million purchase in 2022 pulled every estimate in town upward, and Robbins' 2013 price looks modest by comparison.

Buyers who want the ocean-to-lake layout at a lower entry point look at the towns on either side. Ocean Ridge, just south, has about 65 listings with a median near $1.9 million. Gulf Stream has about 13 listings with a median near $5.5 million. For a broader search, compare waterfront homes across the county or browse luxury homes from Jupiter to Boca Raton.

The wider county puts those figures in context. Palm Beach itself shows about 272 active listings with a median near $2.5 million and about 191 days on market. Delray Beach, the next city with a real downtown to the south, shows about 1,863 listings with a median near $279,000. So a Manalapan estate sits at the far end of a market that mostly trades in the hundreds of thousands. For an owner on the barrier island, the lesson from the 694-day average is patience. Estate buyers are few, and a price set to a neighbor's ask rather than a closed sale can sit for two years.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Tony Robbins live now?

In Manalapan, Florida, in the ocean-to-lake home a trust tied to him bought in 2013. He has lived there full time since leaving California.

Where in Manalapan does Tony Robbins live?

On the town's ocean road, on a roughly two-acre lot with frontage on both the Atlantic and the Intracoastal. We do not publish the address.

Where does Tony Robbins live full time?

Manalapan is the full-time home. His Fiji resort, Namale, is a retreat and event venue rather than a residence.

How much did Tony Robbins pay for the Manalapan home?

$24.75 million in March 2013, per the Palm Beach Post. The Real Deal reported it as $24.8 million. Online estimates of the home's current value are guesses, not sales, and we do not repeat them.

Why did Tony Robbins leave California?

Taxes, by his own account. He wrote that his combined rate had reached about 62 percent, and Florida's lack of a state income tax made the move worth it.

Does Tony Robbins still own the Manalapan home?

As far as reporting shows, yes. No sale or listing has surfaced since the 2013 purchase, and Palm Beach Illustrated has profiled his life in the house since then. We treat it as his home until the public record says otherwise.

Is Manalapan part of Palm Beach?

No. Manalapan is a separate town on the barrier island south of Palm Beach, with a few hundred residents and one main road. It shares the island and the ocean with Palm Beach but has its own government and far larger lots.

Can you buy a home in Manalapan?

Yes, though inventory is tiny. About 17 homes were listed as of September 2026, and the median asking price was near $69 million. Neighboring Ocean Ridge and Gulf Stream offer similar water access at lower prices.

If you own a home in Manalapan, Ocean Ridge or anywhere in Palm Beach County, the last decade has changed what it is worth. Request a free home valuation from Pure Equity to find out where you stand. Buyers can browse Manalapan listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. For the neighbor who set the town's record, read where Larry Ellison lives, and for another tax-driven mover, see where Tiger Woods lives.

Sources

Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.

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