Overview
- Local outlet KOAT reports the deal closed yesterday in Albuquerque for about $1.3 million, with Ross confirming the purchase on Instagram and buying through an LLC.
- The property was re-listed in early February at $400,000 after failing to sell near $4 million in 2025, drawing roughly 20–30 formal offers within days under listing agent Alicia Feil of Keller Williams Realty.
- Feil says Ross’s Feb. 8 livestream spurred a new wave of interest and added roughly $500,000 to competing bids.
- Ross says he plans to turn the residence into a near one-to-one replica of Walter White’s home with show references like a pizza on the roof and an RV, noting interiors will need recreating because the series shot them on a sound stage.
- Former owner Joanne Padilla previously said residential zoning blocked a museum conversion, a constraint that could limit commercial uses even as the site remains a major fan draw.