Former Vice President Kamala Harris is making a notable shift in her Los Angeles real estate ventures, moving from one star-studded area to another.

Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, have recently invested over $8 million, precisely $8.15 million, in a luxurious home within Malibu’s Point Dume community. This residence, spanning 4,000 square feet, includes four bedrooms and six bathrooms. Point Dume is renowned for being a haven for both Hollywood elite and, increasingly, influential figures from Silicon Valley, according to sources from the California Post.

In recent weeks, locals have reported seeing Emhoff taking leisurely walks around the neighborhood. Point Dume is uniquely situated on a 63-acre promontory, offering breathtaking views above the famed Little Dume Beach, known for its exclusivity and allure.

Gaining access to Little Dume Beach, which is celebrated for having one of California’s most sought-after surf breaks, requires a special key that is only available to a select few residents of Point Dume.

Despite the wider Malibu area still grappling with the aftermath of the devastating 2018 Woolsey Fire and the 2025 Palisades Fire, Point Dume has fared better than other parts of Malibu, maintaining much of its appeal and charm.

The neighborhood has long been one of the more desirable and expensive zip codes due to its large lots and the privacy it provides which has attracted a parade of A-list actors over the years including Sean Penn, Gerard Butler and Julia Roberts.

In recent years, the glitterati of Hollywood have had to make way for the titans of Silicon Valley including venture capitalist Marc Andreesen, Google co-founder Sergey Brin and Emerson Collective president Laureen Powell Jobs, who have been snatching up many of the area’s trophy properties.

Harris was born and raised in Northern California, but has made LA her primary residence ever since she married Emhoff in 2014.

They share a four-bedroom 3,500 square foot home in Brentwood that, according to The Wall Street Journal, Emhoff bought back in 2012 before he met Harris. The status of that house is unclear.

According to an online listing, Harris and Emhoff’s new home was originally built in 1979 sits on three quarters of an acre and has a main living area that “is bathed in natural light, featuring high wood-beamed ceilings, a built-in speaker system, and a gas fireplace.”

Compass’ Chris Cortazzo was the listing agent on the sale.

A representative for Harris declined to comment, and Cortazzo did not respond to a request for comment.