In a significant real estate transaction that signals a new chapter in her personal life, professional dancer and television personality Allison Holker has sold her Studio City property for $4.75 million. The sale, which closed in September, represents the latest development in Holker's journey following profound personal changes over the past three years.
The substantial residence, featuring six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, was acquired by Holker for $5 million approximately two years prior to the recent sale. The property served as her residence following the sale of a previous home she had shared with her late husband, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, the acclaimed DJ and dancer who passed away in December 2022.
According to sources familiar with the transaction, the sale facilitates Holker's permanent relocation to Utah, where she will reside with her fiancé, Adam Edmunds. Edmunds serves as Chief Executive Officer of a software company headquartered in the state, establishing the professional foundation for the couple's geographic transition.
The announcement of the property sale coincides with Holker's recent engagement news. The television personality, known for her appearances on the competitive dance program "Dancing With the Stars," revealed her engagement to Edmunds this week, marking a significant milestone less than two years into their relationship.
The Studio City property transaction was managed by real estate professionals George Ouzounian and Gina Michelle of The Agency, a prominent luxury real estate brokerage firm serving the Los Angeles market. The sale reflects ongoing activity in the competitive Studio City real estate market, where properties of this caliber continue to attract substantial interest despite broader market fluctuations.
For Holker, the relocation represents a geographical shift from the entertainment industry hub of Los Angeles to Utah's growing technology sector. The move underscores a broader trend of professionals and public figures seeking lifestyle changes outside traditional coastal markets, particularly in states offering different professional opportunities and quality-of-life considerations.
The timeline of these developments spans just over three years since the tragic passing of Boss, highlighting the personal journey Holker has navigated while maintaining her professional commitments and raising her family. The sale of the Studio City residence appears to mark a definitive transition toward this new chapter in her life, both personally and geographically.