Mark Wahlberg made quite the splash in October when he purchased a Delray Beach, Florida mansion for a cool $37 million — with furniture included.

But what wasn’t known until now is how much that property’s value has skyrocketed since 2020 alone.

CNBC reports Wahlberg’s purchase marked the mansion’s fourth sale since that year, when it traded hands for $17 million — marking a breathtaking 118% price increase in that short span of time.

That rise in value not only outpaced that of Delray Beach overall — 78% — since 2020, but also for other leading luxury markets across the nation. The outlet notes the Hamptons saw a 44% rise in value and Manhattan just 4.5%, according to data from Douglas Elliman.

Mark Wahlberg. WireImage

The nearly 18,000-square-foot property has seen a massive rise in value since 2020. Daniel Petroni

Adding a dose of style, as well as massive value, the residence underwent an eye-catching renovation in recent years. Daniel Petroni

Luxe design extends throughout Wahlberg’s new home. Daniel Petroni

There’s a grand pool outside. Daniel Petroni

This most recent sale, and all the others since 2020, were brokered by Douglas Elliman’s Senada Adzem. In 2023, the residence saw a 53% boost to its value when it sold to its next owner for $26 million. The next deal was quickly followed by a massive renovation the following year — then listed two months after closing for $45 million.

Fast forward to 2025, Wahlberg is the fifth owner in nearly six years.

One factor driving such jumps in value for this 17,800-square-foot estate, known as Palazzo di Lago, is the fact it stands in the exclusive gated Stone Creek Ranch community. That’s home to nearly 40 dwellings — and comparable sales from new-construction residences selling for record highs have impacted this “micro-market,” as Adzem referred to it.

Billionaire Mets owner Steve Cohen also lives in this community — and one wealthy buyer after another encourages more to follow suit. Brad Penner-Imagn Images

Another big factor having an impact is the migration of wealth to Florida, as buyers from elsewhere seek to escape high-tax areas for the Sunshine State’s more favorable tax climate.

That said, the state is luring in some high-profile names. Billionaire Steve Cohen, who owns the New York Mets, has a home right next to Wahlberg’s new acquisition, which he bought for about $22 million in 2021. Also living nearby: a former NFL player, past and present CEOs of Fortune 500 companies and even a pop star, CNBC notes.

″[Potential buyers] typically do look to know who else owns in the community. That’s important to them,” Adzem told CNBC.

In a sense, the rich and famous settling in one area inspire others of that stature to follow suit. Wahlberg’s arrival may continue that trend.