Karine Jean-Pierre – Washington, D.C., Undisclosed

Famed American political advisor Karine Jean-Pierre has always been close to the action, so it makes sense that she resides in a comfortable family home in Washington D.C.’s metropolitan area. Before joining Joe Biden’s office as the 35th White House Press Secretary, she worked as an NBC News political analyst.

The first openly-gay Black woman to serve as White House Press Secretary, Jean-Pierre shares her beautiful Washington, D.C. residence with her partner, CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux, and their young daughter. Apart from a few photos of her residence captured during an interview, little is known about Jean-Pierre’s real estate portfolio.

Mike Pence – Indiana, $1.93 Million

The days of Mike Pence in Washington are over (at least for now), and, as announced, he moved back to Indiana with his family. After serving as Donald Trump’s vice-president, the white-haired Republican invested $1.93 million in a new Carmel, Indiana residence. IndyStar first reported the acquisition in June 2021.

Described as a seven-bedroom mansion, Pence’s new abode makes the perfect family home and sits on a roomy five-acre lot. It features many amenities, including an in-ground swimming pool, a dock overlooking a pond, a basketball court, and a media room.