They’re keeping up with the real estate market, and that means lowering the asking price. 

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have just slashed the asking price of their first shared home, which hit the market for $21.9 million in October. 

The on-again-off-again duo, who share two children — Stormi and Aire — together bought the Beverly Hills mansion for $13.45 million in 2018. 

Finding a buyer, it would seem, is a bigger priority than getting top dollar for the 9,680-square-foot estate, as the couple have decided to take $2 million off the sticker cost, bringing it down to $19.9 million, the Sun first reported.

Their hurry to unload the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home after five months on the market makes sense: Not only is it currently sitting empty, but it has a $2.75 million mortgage, according to the Sun. 

That’s approximately $21,000 a month, including interest and taxes — no small fee, even for a former borderline billionaire. 

Meanwhile, Jenner also has a $6 million mortgage on a Hidden Hills property she purchased in 2016, as well as a $7.5 million loan on her main Holmby Hills house, according to the outlet.

If Jenner and Scott can find someone to take this Beverly Hills compound for the new ask, they’ll still stand to turn a $6.4 million profit from what they initially paid.

In addition to its celebrity connection, the modern mansion also boasts a slew of decadent features. 

There’s a primary bedroom that, at 2,300 square feet, is the size of an average house — as well as a movie theater, a wet bar-equipped billiards room, a three-car garage, a pool and a living room that overlooks the pool, The Post previously reported.

The listing is held by Tomer Fridman of Compass.