Michael Jordan's home in the Chicago suburbs, which has many nods to the basketball star, has sat abandoned for years and undergone major price cuts.

Michael Jordan's mansion has been up for sale for more than a decade, but there are a number of factors that have made it difficult to sell.

The Illinois mansion owned by Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is under contract to be sold after first being put on the market in 2012. Per The

The Chicago area real estate market marks a high-profile deal with Michael Jordan's North Shore mansion finally under contract after more than a dozen years. The sale is headline-grabbing news—but could it affect the real estate market for other luxury properties,

The Highland Park colossus, which has been on the market since winter 2012, went under contract to a buyer Sunday, the listing agent confirms.

The mansion went under contingent contract Sunday with an asking price of $14.855 million. It features nine bedrooms, 19 bathrooms, a basketball court, cigar room, tennis court and swimming pool, according to a Zillow listing.

Michael Jordan has found a buyer for his Chicago estate after more than 12 years.

Michael Jordan’s Illinois mansion is finally poised to sell. Jordan’s home in Highland Park, Ill., went under contract Sunday after being on the market for 12 years, realtor Katherine Malkin confirmed to The Athletic.

Michael Jordan has finally secured a buyer for his $14.85 million Chicago mansion after allowing it to sit on the market for more than a decade. The NBA legend originally put the enormous property up for sale in 2012 with an asking price of $29 million.

Michael Jordan's residence in Highland Park, located in the Chicago metropolitan area, has found a new owner after nearly 12 years on the market. In 2012, the asking price was 40 million Canadian dollars,