Lisa Mailhot | January 28, 2025
Buyers
After sitting on the market for over a decade, Michael Jordan’s Highland Park estate, Champions Point, is now transforming into a one-of-a-kind co-ownership opportunity. For sports enthusiasts and luxury buyers alike, this is your chance to own a slice of basketball history—starting at $1 million, plus 2% annual expenses.
Built in 1994, Champions Point is a sprawling 32,000-square-foot estate that radiates Michael Jordan's legendary legacy. Nestled on 7.39 acres, the property features:
Co-ownership of this iconic property starts at $1 million, with annual expenses estimated at $25,000. Buyers can purchase a single share, giving them exclusive use of the estate for a portion of the year.
This isn’t just a luxury purchase—it’s an experience. Co-owners will have the opportunity to:
John Cooper, a Chicago-area investor who acquired the estate for $9.5 million, emphasized its vision:
“Our goal is to create a shared experience where co-owners can enjoy unparalleled amenities and also the sense of connection and community that comes with it.”
Privacy is a top priority at Champions Point. Co-owners must sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs), ensuring discretion for all guests and events. While photos and videos are allowed, restrictions apply to maintain the property’s exclusivity.
Co-ownership also offers future flexibility—owners can sell their shares, potentially turning this luxury investment into a profitable asset down the line.
Michael Jordan’s Champions Point isn’t just a mansion—it’s a legacy. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in a luxury lifestyle, host unforgettable events, or connect with a community of like-minded enthusiasts, this co-ownership opportunity is a game-changer.
Thinking of moving to Orange County or upgrading your real estate portfolio? Let’s connect to explore your options and bring your dreams to life!
Reference: Hammiel, Richelle. "Co-ownership of Michael Jordan’s former mansion starts at $1M." Inman Connect, January 14, 2025.
Price cuts fell slightly in April 2026 as buyer demand rebounds. See what this means for Orange County buyers and sellers right now.
U.S. home prices rose 2.4% in April 2026, the biggest gain in 13 months. Here's what buyers and sellers in Orange County need to know now.
The U.S. housing market still favors buyers, but the gap is shrinking. Here's what April 2026 data means for Orange County.
Pending home sales hit a nearly 4-year high as mortgage rates dip, inventory grows, and spring buyers finally return to the market.
Inventory is up, purchase apps are surging, and spring is finally delivering. Here's what the latest housing data means for buyers and sellers.
NAR's Yun cuts his 2026 sales forecast from 14% to 4%. Here's what slower growth means for buyers, sellers, and the OC market.
Monthly housing payments rose for the first time in 6 months as mortgage rates and home prices climb amid market uncertainty.
Mortgage rates climbed to 6.38% the week of March 27. Here's what rising rates, shifting inventory, and market uncertainty mean for buyers and sellers.
Mortgage rates hit a 3-month high, monthly payments climb, and buyers pause. Here's what it means for you in Orange County.
Let's find a time that suits you best to chat about your goals, show you how we work, and figure out how we can help you the most