The pandemic’s revival of interest in Michael Jordan’s dunks has not translated into his bricks—at least not enough to end the basketball Hall of Famer’s near-decade-long real estate losing streak.
Despite last spring’s popular Chicago Bulls documentary series, The Last Dance, and a COVID-compelled wave of suburbanization, Jordan still has not found a buyer for the 56,000-square-foot Highland Park, Ill., mansion he inhabited during his championship playing days. As of this month, the home will have sat on the market for nine years.
