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Gifted with talent and foresight, LeBron James, the NBA’s four-time Most Valuable Player and three-time champion, has amassed a stunning property portfolio that rivals his feats on the basketball court.
The Akron, Ohio-born phenom has been publicly vocal about his dedication to fiscal security, and his portfolio reflects that sentiment. From California to Florida, James has bought and sold some of the most desirable properties in the country, most of which have rapidly appreciated in value.
At the start of his career, James purchased two homes in Akron worth over $3 million. Over the next several years, he purchased six more properties in the area, all of which are estimated to be worth more than $6 million today.
But James also has an eye for real estate outside of his hometown. He has investments in three homes and condos in California, including an 8,900-square-foot estate next door to Lakers teammate Anthony Davis. He’s also a partial owner of a commercial property in West Hollywood.
Closer to home, James has a portfolio of seven properties in Florida, including two multimillion-dollar mansions in Coconut Grove and a penthouse condo in Miami Beach.
Not content with buying up residential and commercial real estate, James is using his talents and resources to invest in the energy and development industry. He became a minority owner of Blaze Pizza in 2012, and is an investor in several solar energy companies in Florida.
Evidence of James’ successes in the commercial real estate realm have begun to emerge, as well. Before venturing into the pizza business, James opened a Cycle Bar franchise in Miami Beach in 2018 and recently announced plans to build a new apartment building in the area.
In recent years, James has continued to grow his property portfolio, solidifying his reputation as one of the world’s shrewdest real estate investors. The future of his investments looks just as promising as his basketball career, and with his track record, it’s safe to say James will continue to be king of his property kingdom.
