Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

Whiteside retired from the NBA last year after a stint in Puerto Rico, and he purchased this Miami home through a trust owned by noted wealth manager to sports stars Joseph McLean for $7.3 million in 2016.

Schlessinger bought the spread in 2005 with her late husband Lewis Bishop who passed away in 2015, paying a little over $6.1 million at the time.

Drake's $88 million asking price apparently hasn't gotten any takers as of yet, so now the Canadian rapper is offering the estate for rent for $250,000 per month.

Even without the MJ connection, Champions Point makes an impressive timeshare, with 32,000 square feet of luxury interior space, nine bedrooms, and 19 bathrooms, and a bountiful array of amenities.

What does one do after receiving $20 million? Treat yourself to a new $13 million mansion. And a second home at an airport!

Built in 2020, made famous by "Succession," sold in 2021 for $83 million… destroyed in the 2025 Palisades Fire.

The home's present and longtime owners have earned that hefty profit margin after years of seeing their home turned into an unofficial tourist destination for hardcore "Breaking Bad" fans

It seems that Lindor got a bit of a discount on the unit since it had previously been listed for $22.95 million. It sprawls across roughly 5,000 square feet of interior space, not including the multiple outdoor terraces for taking in those surrounding views.

Last month film legend Robert Redford and his wife, artist Sibylle Szaggars Redford, listed a home in Tiburon, California, for $4.15 million. They bought the property in 2020 for $3.1 million. After just a few weeks on the market, it has sold for $4.65 million to Cricket Wardein, the owner of a fitness chain called Mighty Pilates. 

Thanks to Newman and Joanne Woodward having called the place home for most of their legendary movie star marriage, it's a piece of film history that hasn't been available for sale in over four decades.

Chief Joseph Ranch has a long and storied history going back to 1880, when it was first homesteaded by settlers. And now it's an iconic piece of TV western history.

Not only is that quite a bit more than he paid for it, but it's also a good deal more than the $30 million he reportedly tried selling it for back in 2017 before ultimately rejecting an offer of $25 million.

That's $4 million less than what Laliberté was reportedly seeking when he listed the property for sale last year. But the home is a virtual castle, with 13,000 square feet of living space spread across five (!) floors.

Jordan bought the Highland Park property as a vacant lot in 1991, then proceeded to spend some $50 million building up Legend Point to his own idiosyncratic specifications.

The sale was conducted off-market to the tune of $22 million, a nice profit compared to the $18 million Mayweather reportedly spent on the property back in 2021.