Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has reportedly purchased a home in Dee Why, a suburb located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. According to reports, the property transaction was valued at $5.3 million.

Ardern, who served as the Prime Minister of New Zealand from 2017 until her resignation in early 2023, has maintained a relatively private life since leaving office. While the purchase has been confirmed by real estate reporting, there has been no official statement from Ardern regarding her long-term residency plans or whether the purchase represents a permanent relocation to Australia.

Since stepping down from her political role, Ardern has taken on various international roles, including positions related to climate change advocacy and digital extremism. The acquisition of the Dee Why property marks a significant personal investment in the Australian market for the former leader, though the specific details of the transaction remain limited to public property records.