Michael Jordan has lowered the price on his art deco mansion to $16 million, nearly two years after first trying to sell it for nearly twice that amount.
The house is on seven-plus acres in Highland Park, Ill., about 25 miles north of Chicago.
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Michael Jordan has lowered the price on his art deco mansion to $16 million, nearly two years after first trying to sell it for nearly twice that amount.
The house is on seven-plus acres in Highland Park, Ill., about 25 miles north of Chicago.
So his house wouldn't sell at auction for at least $13 MM so what are they doing - at least for the time being? They are putting it back on the market at $16 MM. So who is going to pay more than $13 MM for a house that we already know nobody is willing to pay at least $13 MM for? And let's not forget all the discussion leading into the auction about how an auction was the way to go and auctions get the best price and there was more interest than anticipated. Yeah, right.
Jordan spokeswoman Estee Portnoy says nobody offered the reserve price of $13 million for the seven-acre estate in Highland Park, north of Chicago.
Michael Jordan's 56,000-square foot home in suburban Chicago has failed to sell at auction after the bidding fell short
New York-based Concierge Auctions is pleased to announce the November 22nd live auction of Michael Jordan's nearly 20-year residence in the chic Chicago suburb of Highland Park. The 56,000-square-foot estate, known as Legend Point, occupies 7.39 acres and is complete with a regulation-size NBA-quality basketball court, pool pavilion, tennis court, putting green, 9 bedrooms and 15 full and four half bathrooms. Previously offered for $29 million, Legend Point will be sold in cooperation with Katherine Chez Malkin of Baird and Warner Real Estate.