Michael Jordan’s Chicago mansion failed to sell at auction Monday, as zero bids met the $13 million reserve price, according to the Associated Press.
MJ put up the estate for auction in October after it failed to fetch its original $29 million asking price and didn’t sell after he lowered the price to $21 million:
Michael Jordan’s 56,000-square foot home in suburban Chicago has failed to sell at auction after the bidding fell short.
Jordan spokeswoman Estee Portnoy says nobody offered the reserve price of $13 million for the seven-acre estate in Highland Park, north of Chicago.
Portnoy says Concierge Auctions publicized Monday’s auction well, but that market conditions aren’t ideal. She says options for the property will be evaluated next year.
The former Chicago Bulls superstar’s home originally was listed at $29 million in early 2012.
It has nine bedrooms, 15 full bathrooms, a pool pavilion and a regulation-size indoor basketball court. It also features what’s described as a ”gentleman’s retreat,” complete with a library, wet bar and the original doors from the Playboy Mansion in Chicago.
