A Hollywood Hills house linked to the investigation surrounding the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez has seen its monthly rent cut by more than $2,000, according to TMZ. The property, once rented by singer D4vd, is now sitting vacant after being placed on the market. The sharp reduction raises questions about whether the home’s connection to the high-profile case is making potential renters think twice before signing a lease.
D4vd Hollywood Hills home gets major rent reduction
The property is reportedly now available for $21,500 a month, down from its earlier asking price of $23,950. Real estate records cited by TMZ show that the latest reduction came after the house remained on the rental market.The home became connected to the case after police investigated the property in relation to Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s death. Prosecutors allege that D4vd invited Rivas Hernandez to the house in April 2025 and that she was never heard from again.D4vd reportedly moved out in September 2025, shortly after police searched the residence. The house was later listed for rent in February, but it has apparently struggled to attract a tenant.The latest reduction came on August 16, when the asking price fell by more than 10 percent. It remains unclear whether the property’s association with the investigation directly caused the price cut.That uncertainty is important. A luxury home can remain vacant for many reasons, including its price, location, market conditions or a limited pool of potential renters. In this case, however, the property’s history gives prospective tenants an unusual factor to consider.
What happened inside the D4vd rental property?
The Hollywood Hills residence has also figured into the evidence discussed during the investigation. According to TMZ, investigators used luminol at the property and examined residue found inside the home after obtaining a search warrant.TMZ previously reported that investigators found chainsaws, potential blood stains and a cut-up inflatable pool. Those items were cited as evidence during D4vd’s preliminary hearing. The significance of each piece of evidence remains a matter for investigators and prosecutors, rather than something that can be treated as proof of guilt on its own.The property has reportedly remained vacant since D4vd left. That adds another layer to the story as the owner continues trying to find someone willing to rent the expensive residence.For now, the house stands as an unusual piece of real estate caught up in a case that has attracted intense public attention. The $21,500 monthly price may make it more appealing to luxury renters, but the question remains whether a lower rent is enough to overcome the property’s connection to the investigation.The allegations against D4vd remain allegations unless and until established in court. For the property owner, meanwhile, the immediate concern appears far more practical: finding a tenant for a home that has become widely associated with a troubling and closely watched case.
