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And in September he finally unloaded his 56,000-square-foot Chicago-area mansion for $14.9 million, having listed it for $29 million in 2012. Jordan also recently purchased a one-of-a-kind $2.2 ...

Jordan first listed the property in 2012 for $29 million, per TheRealDeal, and after nearly 13 years, it has officially sold for $9.5 million. The home was custom built for Jordan and his then ...

Nike-owned Jumpman label and Drake's OVO's co-designed two Air Jordan 9 samples appeared online recently. The Jordan brand and Drake’s OVO made a sensation in the sneaker world between 2016 and 2018 ...

Not long after spending $2m on a one-of-a-kind Italian sports car, Jordan splashed even more cash on a stunning new aircraft complete with a custom-made $500,000 paint job. The six-time NBA ...

John Cooper, of Lincoln, purchased Jordan’s 56,000-square-foot mansion in Highland Park for $9.5 million, which ended an 11-year stint of being on and off the market — after the NBA legend cut ...

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The buyer of Michael Jordan‘s discounted $9.5 million Chicago mansion has come forward to identify himself as a longtime fan of the NBA legend—and he’s sharing his plans for the property.

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a Nebraska native and real estate investor purchased Jordan's mansion for a dramatically reduced price of $9.5 million, a fraction of its original $29 million listing price in 2012. Cooper ...

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The buyer of Michael Jordan's discounted $9.5 million Chicago mansion has come forward to identify himself as a longtime fan of the NBA legend—and he's sharing his plans for the property.