Michael Jordan has finally inked a deal to sell his Highland Park mansion, which has struggled to find a buyer for over a dozen years at varying prices.
The contemporary-style mansion, built in the 1990s, has seen multiple price cuts over the years, with the current asking price reflecting a connection to Jordan's career number.
Despite existing buyer interest, the mansion has been slow to sell since it was first listed, maintaining significant price reductions over the years amidst lack of offers.
The estate features luxury amenities including a basketball gym, multiple bathrooms, a circular infinity pool, and has faced high property taxes. The actual size is debated.
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