Michael Jordan’s mansion sells for shocking price

Michael Jordan's Highland Park mansion officially sold for $9.5M after 12 years on market: Listing
Michael Jordan's iconic mansion has finally been sold. The former Chicago Bulls superstar's 32,683-square-foot home in Highland Park, went under contract in September after being on the market for 12 years.
Michael Jordan's suburban Chicago mansion has finally sold after more than a decade
Michael Jordan's house in a northern Chicago suburb has finally sold more than a decade after it was first listed -- only it sold at a much lower price.
Michael Jordan’s mansion sells for shocking price after over 12 years on market
Vasquez-Imagn Images Michael Jordan finally got the win that had eluded him ... It was even listed at $29 million in 2012. With that kind of money Jordan can buy anything he wants like his new $70 million private jet with a sick $500,000 paint job ...
Retired Chicago Bulls player Michael Jordan finalizes $9.5M sale of Highland Park home
After more than 12½ years, long-retired Chicago Bulls basketball star and NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan on Tuesday finally sold his massive mansion on 8.4 acres in Highland Park for $9.5
Michael Jordan’s Highland Park mansion sold for $9.5M, at 36% below ask
The Highland Park mansion long owned by NBA great was on the market for 12 years and took a series of massive price cuts to find a buyer.
Michael Jordan's mansion in Chicago suburb sells for $9.5M after 12 years on market: Listing
Former Chicago Bulls superstar Michael Jordan's 32,683-square-foot home in Highland Park, Illinois, has finally sold for $9.5 million after the estate originally went up for sale in 2012 with an asking price of $29 million,
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