John Cooper, the new owner of Michael Jordan's estate, announced plans to transform the property into a luxury timeshare while vowing to respect its legacy.
Cooper insists he has no major renovation plans, stating, 'This place is great just the way it is,' highlighting his intention to honor the mansion's history.
Dubbed 'Champions Point,' the estate will offer limited shares starting at $1 million, allowing others to 'experience history and world-class living,' according to Cooper.
Cooper bought the property for $9.5 million after it had been on the market for a decade, reducing from an initial price of $29 million.
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