How Michael Jordan makes and spends his $1.6 billion fortune - Business Insider

He's selling his compound in Chicago, which was originally listed for $29 million. The estate's gate is emblazoned with his jersey number.

A gate with the number 23 controls access to the home of basketball legend Michael Jordan on October 21, 2013 in Highland Park, Illinois. Twenty-three is the number Jordan wore while playing basketball for the Chicago Bulls. The home which had been offered for sale for $29 million and later dropped to $21 million is scheduled to be sold at auction on November 22.

“he was reportedly making $100 million a year from Nike royalties alone” it’s tough how kids have to deal with bots too, just to get a pair of Jordans; why back in my day...it was just long lines 😂

You can have all the 'money' in the world if you sell your soul! You 'cannot' take it with you when you leave physical earth plane. Worship the 'Air' you Breathe, which is priceless! Isis

Neither are stupid. They've found a way to get their money back ten fold.

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