Michael Jordan’s £12m mansion broken into with teenager found inside home that NBA icon’s been trying to sell for years
MICHAEL JORDAN’S £12million Chicago mansion was broken into with an 18-year-old reportedly found inside.
The NBA legend, 60, has not lived on the property since placing it on the market in 2012 and was not on the premises at the time.
The teenager, named as Raiden Hagerdorn by local media, was discovered by police following a call from neighbours.
And according to TMZ he has been charged with criminal trespass and two counts of criminal damage to property.
The Chicago Bulls legend first listed the MJ-branded property on the market for around £24million.
At 56,000-square-foot in size and spanning seven acres, MJ’s property is befitting of any sports hero.
And you can instantly tell who owns it.
Approach the home’s front gate and you can see his famous number ’23’ in a big, bold silver jersey font.
Inside, you will find nine luxurious bedrooms and 19 bathrooms (15 full and four half).
Jordan, who has another expansive mansion in Utah, had the home built from scratch to fit his needs, and it features a lot of quirks.
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Jordan is believed to be worth around $2billion.
To this day, Jordan continues to make more money than LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and any other professional basketball stars.