Michael Jordan’s mansion still ‘unsellable’ after discounts

Michael Jordan’s mansion apparently isn’t for sale.

The 60-year-old NBA star turned businessman is trying everything he can to sell his mansion, but to no avail.

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Michael Jordan spent approximately $50 million to purchase and customize the mansion in the 1990s.

It comes with increased security, good privacy and high-end fixtures, but Jordan has struggled to find a buyer for more than a decade.

He first sold it for $29 million, then, when he realized it still wasn’t selling any, he lowered the price to $14 million.

The property is listed as fully furnished, allowing buyers to live as they would have in Jordan’s heyday.

That’s because, among other things, Jordan decided to keep the furniture to sweeten the deal.

Many of the pieces of furniture are priceless, including the stunning (and somewhat bizarre) “Baghdad Table.”

Valued at just under $40,000, it shows the outline of a street in Baghdad, Iraq.

Yeah, we’re not sure why either.

Still, it looks great, doesn’t it?

Then there’s his basketball gym, where Jordan and his teammates used to train, complete with locker rooms.

Michael Jordan’s mansion also features a basketball-shaped infinity pool, a wine cellar and an ornate door taken from the Playboy mansion.

The trophy room is located in the center of the house and unfortunately does not include trophies.

However, the mansion’s greatest strength is also its greatest weakness.

The home was designed by Michael Jordan.

Anyone willing to spend eight figures on a home may want to make it “their own.”

Therefore, this means that the buyer will either have to accept this or completely redecorate the house.

Beyond that, the home is in a suburb of Chicago, which isn’t exactly like Beverly Hills or New York in terms of real estate.

Jordan is even ready to give away his entire collection of Air Jordan shoes to anyone who purchases the property.

Let’s see if this works.