Michael Jordan’s Highland Park mansion is now a luxury timeshare, offering weeklong stays starting at $1 million, plus annual fees.
Chicago: Michael Jordan’s former mansion is getting a new lease on life. After being on the market for over ten years, the massive Highland Park estate is now a luxury timeshare.
Real estate investor John Cooper bought the 32,000-square-foot property, called Champions Point, for $9.5 million in December 2024. That’s a huge drop from its original $29 million listing back in 2012.
Now, Cooper is breaking it up into weeklong stays, starting at $1 million each, plus a 2% share of annual costs, which comes to about $25,000 per co-owner.
Located on 7.39 acres, the mansion has nine bedrooms and 19 bathrooms, making it perfect for hosting up to 20 guests. It’s got some amazing features too, like a basketball court, infinity pool, putting green, and even a cigar lounge.
Co-owners can also pay extra for events like weddings or fancy parties. If you want a private chef or luxury rides, that’ll cost more too.
Cooper aims to keep the mansion’s original charm while adding modern touches. He wants to create a space where co-owners can enjoy top-notch amenities and build a sense of community.
But there are some rules. Buyers can only get one share per week, and they have to sign a non-disclosure agreement. They can sell their shares later, making it not just a vacation spot but a potential investment.
