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NBA stars rank high up on the list of the world’s highest-paid athletes and that means they have enough funds at their disposal to spend on the luxuries they desire. Often, it’s all about creating an image and fans expect peak performance from their favorite stars both on and outside the basketball court. It’s understandable why most of them choose to go for the most expensive outfits, footwear, accessories, and other swag. Most of them opt to spend even more on cars and houses. Here are a few NBA stars who boast of having the most luxurious houses and stunning sets of wheels.
Steph Curry, Golden State Warriors - California, $2.94 Million
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Stephen Curry’s career is on an upward direction, and he can boast of being an NBA All-Star a total of six times; he’s clinched the NBA Most Player recognition twice. Curry also became the very first NBA player to take up a supermax contract when he re-signed with the Golden State Warriors in 2017. Curry owned the above pictured Walnut Creek abode that he had bought with his wife Ayesha in 2015. They had bought the 7,900-square-foot house for $3.2 million but sold it for $2.94 million. The mansion description includes a wine cellar, five bedrooms, a guest house, an outdoor kitchen, and a game room.
Giannis Antetokuompo, Milwaukee Bucks - River Hills, Estimated $1.8 Million
Giannis Antetokuompo is the Milwaukee Bucks forward and he’s been quoted saying that he prefers quiet cities to flashy ones like Miami or Los Angeles. It would explain why he decided to make the not-too-flashy River Hills village in Wisconsin his home in 2018. He bought a $1.8-million mansion that boasted five bedrooms with seven and a half baths. The home decor includes custom built-ins and one bathroom features the most exquisite tile work that extends through to a walk-in-shower with a soaking tub. He bought the 10,000-square-foot house from Mirza Teletovic, a former Bucks player.
Pau Gasol, Milwaukee Bucks – California, Estimated $3.325 Million
Pau Gasol, the Spanish basketball player for the Milwaukee Bucks, won the NBA Championship twice when he played for the Los Angeles Lakers. Gasol scored quite the deal when selling his Redondo Beach residence in 2016 for $3.325 million. The house was composed of two condos that were connected to create a single residence, that came with four bedrooms and six bathrooms. Other awesome features were an elevator, a media room/wet bar, and its own temperature-controlled wine cellar. Pau acquired the two units separately in 2008 and 2011 for $2.98 million, so this real estate property sale paid off in the end.
Andre Iguodala, Golden State Warriors - 2011 Chevrolet Corvette, Estimated $75K
Professional basketball swingman Andre Iguodala plays for the Golden State Warriors. He is one of the best defenders and shooting guards, earning him the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player title in 2015. Iguodala owns a range of multi-million-dollar vehicles, including a Mercedes Benz, Chevrolet Corvette, BMW M3 G-Power, and a Ferrari. He also has several residences to his name, such as the $3.6-million mansion in Lafayette. The 5,700-square-foot posh home is equipped with great facilities, including an indoor basketball court, a chef's kitchen, among other features. Besides basketball, Iguodala is into tech and has invested in Facebook and Twitter stocks.
Yao Ming, Houston Rockets (Retired) - Texas, Estimated $3.9 Million
A retired professional basketball player, Yao Ming became a basketball executive who was the tallest active NBA player during his final season in 2010-2011. As one of the highest-earning Chinese celebrities, Ming unsurprisingly bought a huge mansion in Houston. However, after retiring, he put the crib in the market for an estimated price of $3.9M. The 6-bedroom house comes with all the luxuries and amenities you could ever think of. Yao graduated with a degree in economics in 2018 after enrolling in Antai College of Economics & Management in 2011.
Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers (Retired) - Ferrari 458 Italia, Estimated $230K
Kobe Bryant’s became one of the greatest pro basketballers in NBA history. A Los Angeles Lakers player, Bryant had won 5 NBA championships. A man of his stature must have a ride that befits his name. And he does! The Ferrari 458 Italia is an elite vehicle that comes with loads of bells and whistles. Some of these include a V-8 engine with 570 horsepower and a top speed that exceeds 200 mph. Kobe is currently at battle with Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals, a pharma company that is allegedly making money off of his “Black Mamba,” selling products with prohibited substances.
LaMarcus Aldridge, San Antonio Spurs - California - Estimated $8.35 Million
A San Antonio Spurs star basketball player, LaMarcus Aldridge is best known for his fadeaway jump shot. If you follow his career, you might know that he recently hit Gary Harris. Luckily for Aldridge, he would not face any disciplinary action because it was not 'dirty' play, according to the coaches. When he is not shooting hoops, LaMarcus can make a great real estate agent. After buying a Spanish Revival-style crib in California for $7 million, he later sold it earning a cool profit of about $1.35M.
Chris Paul, Houston Rockets - The Woodlands, Estimated $6.975 Million
Chris Paul has been a valuable player for the Houston Rockets for years. Sadly, the 2018/2019 season has seen his game decline and many experts are suggesting that the Rockets should let Chris go. We have yet to see if this would happen. Meanwhile, all his hard work had paid off, allowing him to live like a king. Paul bought a palatial abode sitting on 1.67 acres in The Woodlands. It has nine bedrooms, a game room, media room, modern kitchen, and other regal features. Paul’s former home has been transformed into a luxury house for sale with a $6.975M asking price.
Shaquille O'Neal, Boston Celtic (Retired) - Ford F-650, Estimated $124K
Shaquille O’Neal is another pro-basketball player who ranks as one of the best of all time. To date, he still holds the record of the heaviest and tallest of NBA players yet. Naturally, a big man needs to ride around in a huge whip; and he cannot go for just any ride or buy car insurance aimlessly. Unsurprisingly, Shaq chose to get the Ford F-650 Extreme. He customized this truck that came with modern amenities to cater to his preferences. The truck is powered by a 6.7-liter V8 Powerstroke diesel excellent for 330 horsepower. You can have a look at O’Neal’s post-NBA life in Shaq Life, a TNT docu-series.
Gordon Hayward, Boston Celtics - Rancho Santa Fe, Estimated $3.35 Million
Basketball guru Gordon Hayward is an NBA All-Star playing for the Boston Celtics since 2017. With millions in his account, Hayward doesn’t shy away from living large. He owns multiple costly homes, including the $3.35-million Rancho Santa Fe estate. The expansive mansion sits on a 7,550-square-foot land boasting of six bedrooms, a separate guest house, maid’s quarters, a swimming pool, a spa, and a tennis court. Hayward also has a luxurious fleet of vehicles, including a Range Rover, Lamborghini Aventador, and a Tesla Model S. Between June 2017 to June 2018, he earned over $30 million from endorsements and his pay, making him one of the world's highest-paid athletes.
Rudy Gay, San Antonio Spurs - Dodge Challenger, Estimated $50K
Rudy Gay is a forward for the San Antonio Spurs of the NBA. Standing at 6'8", he is one of the premier small forwards of the league. Just like his powerful exploits on the court, he owns a Dodge Challenger which is still considered as one of the fastest and most powerful muscle vehicles in the market. He's said to have a $3-million-worth collection of luxury rides, including a Chevelle Carmelo, Jaguar, Ford Mustang, Ferrari, Jeep Wrangler, and a Cadillac Escalade. Rudy resides in Memphis where he owns a mansion estimated to have cost $1.9 million. He is an avid philanthropist who donates to charity within the Memphis community.
Chris Bosh, Miami Heat (Retired) – Miami Beach Florida, $12.4 million
With career earnings of over $120 million, Chris Bosh has one of the most expensive house owned by an NBA Star and this isn’t the only house he owns! His extravagant mansion is located in North Bay, Florida is one of the finest mansions there. With an area of 12000 sq. feet this luxurious two story mansion consists of an elevator, all-white interior and even an infinity pool which will make you want to jump right in it immediately. Chris later on listed the mansion for around $18 million in the market.
Deron Williams, Utah Jazz (Retired) – New York, Manhattan, $15.8 million
The former Utah Jazz guard purchased this 7200 sq. feet penthouse from P. Diddy and he splashed the cash on renovating it and transforming it into an aesthetically pleasing penthouse. The amazing details inside this house makes quite the first impression. It includes 6 bedrooms, 4 and a half bathrooms, entertainment room with 17 and a half foot ceilings but its private outdoor space with a breathtaking northern views is the cherry on the top! However, Deron put his crazy penthouse up for sale with an asking price of $26 million.
Kyle Lowry, Toronto Raptors – Wayne Pennsylvania, $2.7 million
Toronto Raptor’s point guard changed the entire landscape of the team since moving from Houston. With his hard work and hefty earnings, he has spent a good amount on his 9000 sq. feet mansion and deservedly so. The interior setting has 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms and a car garage that can fit six cars and it doesn’t stop at that as it also includes a master suite, wine cellar, media room and a gym. While the outside showcases a swimming pool, tennis court and even a kitchen for the outdoors!
Kevin Garnett, Minnesota Timberwolves (Retired) - Massachusetts, Estimated $4.8 Million
Kevin Garnett is most known for his time with the Minnesota Timberwolves as well as the Boston Celtics. In 2008, Garnett became an NBA champion after clinching the coveted NBA Most Valuable Player title in 2004. He once owned a Massachusetts mansion that he later put up for sale in 2013, asking for $4.8 million. The luxurious house features a huge private pond, a media room, a wine cellar, and other nice amenities. After splitting up with Brandi Padilla in 2018, the two have since been battling for child custody and we hope that they settle the matter soon.
Blake Griffin, Detroit Pistons - Tesla Model S, Estimated $94K
Blake Griffin has one of the finest and slickest car collections ranging from a flashy silver Rolls-Royce to a Tesla Model S which is a pure electric car. The former Los Angeles Clippers player (and now Detroit Pistons) became known for the legendary stunt that saw him jump over a 2012 KIA Optima during the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. The successful stunt helped the Optima sales to shoot through the roof. The electric Tesla Model S probably inspires his astounding performances, placing him on the list of the greatest players in the league's history. Griffin has also featured in KIA and GameFly commercials and he graced the NBA 2K13 cover.
John Wall, Washington Wizards - Potomac, Estimated $4.9 Million
John Wall has is well known for playing with the Washington Wizards from 2010 after they selected him as the first overall pick during the draft season. Wall is a five-time NBA All-Star with an estimated $40-million fortune, which explains his lavish lifestyle. As a business savvy wealthy man, Wall has taken up lucrative investment opportunities, including the Potomac manor that he has acquired for $4.9 million in 2013. The beautiful estate boasts of a basketball court, a swimming pool, and a volleyball court. After giving a $400K donation to Bright Beginnings to help put an end to homelessness, Wall was bestowed with the 2016 Stewart B. McKinney Award.
Nick Young, Denver Nuggets - Tarzana, Estimated $3.25 Million
Nick Young, also known as Swaggy P, is a 2018 NBA champion, an accolade he received while playing for the Golden State Warriors (he's now with the Denver Nuggets). The 33-year-old player is famous for his shooting guard and small forward spots. He has landed several lucrative contracts that have seen his wealth grow tremendously. With an estimated $8-million fortune, Young managed to purchase a few mansions, including the Tarzana residence that was previously owned by singer Selena Gomez. Young remolded the guest room and turned it to his footwear collection room. According to celebrity news, rapper Iggy Azalea and Young were once engaged but he reportedly cheated on her with entrepreneur Keonna Green.
Kevin Durant, Golden State Warriors - 2011 Camaro SS, Estimated $32K
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Kevin Durant is currently in the midst of a two-year extension contract that he signed with the Golden State Warriors in July 2018. The contract is reportedly worth $61.5 million with a player option attached to it for the second year. It explains how Durant didn’t break the bank when he spent an estimated $32K on a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS in a matte red hue. The price must have gone up because he got a custom grille with his initials on it. Durant has also been spotted cruising around in a Ferrari California and a Range Rover.
Tony Parker, Charlotte Hornets - Convertible Bentley GTC, Estimated $248K
Currently playing for the Charlotte Hornets, Tony Parker has also played for the San Antonio Spurs as a point guard. He has amassed a clean $75-million fortune through his career and just like other successful basketballers, Parker cruises in some of the best cars in the world. His multi-million-dollar fleet includes a Jeep Wrangler, Lamborghini Aventador, and a Bentley Continental GTC. He was often spotted cruising around in the Bentley with his ex-wife, actress Eva Longoria. It was alleged that the couple broke up due to irreconcilable differences stemming from his infidelity.
Anthony Davis, New Orleans Pelicans - Los Angeles, Estimated $7.5 Million
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Anthony Davis, the New Orleans Pelicans forward, made headlines when he bought an extravagant $7.5-million Los Angeles mansion in 2018. The house sits just 40 miles away from the Staples Center in Westlake Village. The house includes a basketball court (indoor), a home theater, a gym, an outdoor kitchen, and an infinity pool. A guest house that has its own private bar is also part of the package. The 26-year-old Davis is on a five-year extension contract worth $145 million with the Pelicans running all the way to 2020.
Luka Doncic, Dallas Mavericks - Audi A7, Estimated $69.7K
Luka Doncic is one of the new kids on the block, having started his career in 2015 at the age of 16 with the Real Madrid Baloncesto. The Atlanta Hawks selected Doncic during the 2018 NBA draft and the team traded him to the Dallas Mavericks. His reported salary for 2019 is $6.5 million and his contract has him billed to take in another $32.6 million. It explains why the 20-year-old has already started dropping some serious cash on his preferred set of wheels. He has been spotted rolling around in an Audi A7 estimated to cost $69.7K.
Ray Allen, Miami Heat (Retired) - Miami Beach, Estimated $50K/Month
Ray Allen was best known for playing with both the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics, and he won the NBA championship once with both teams. Off the court, Allan delivered an exemplary performance portraying the character Jesus Shuttlesworth in the 1998 movie, He Got Game alongside Denzel Washington. In 2016, Allen announced his retirement from professional basketball. He now enjoys a comfortable life in his Miami Beach mansion. He is reportedly leasing the $8-million Miami Beach mansion paying roughly $50K per month. The residence has nine bedrooms, a swimming pool, and private beach access.
James Harden, Houston Rockets - Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, Estimated $33.695K
James Harden also goes by “The Beard” for obvious reasons and he’s known for his slick sense of style. Harden is also quite the vehicle lover and in a 2016 GQ interview, he talked about his three best rides. He explained that he uses his Range Rover to go to the gym and training because it’s more laid-back. He pulls out the Rolls-Royce Wraith when he is going out with friends. His Bentley Bentayaga is his ride of choice when he’s driving to games. His expensive collection of vehicles includes a Chevrolet Camaro Convertible that is estimated to go for $33.695K.
DeMarcus Cousins, Golden State Warriors - Granite Bay, $4.25 Million
DeMarcus Cousins started out with the Kentucky Wildcats before finding his way to the Golden State Warriors in 2018. The Sacramento Kings picked him during the 2010 NBA draft, and in 2013, he signed a $62-million contract extension with the team. It compelled him to donate $1 million of his earnings to the Sacramento community. That same year, he bought the above-pictured Granite Bay mansion for $4.725 million. However, he listed it in 2017 after the Kings traded him to the New Orleans Pelicans; he ended up selling it for $4.25 million. The Mediterranean-style house has six bedrooms with seven and a half baths, a theater room, and a wine cellar.
LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers - Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, Estimated $670K
LeBron James is thought of as the world’s greatest basketball player, and he has the fortune to prove it. On top of what he earns playing basketball, LeBron also rakes in dough from multiple endorsement deals. He has his own signature Nike footwear dubbed the Lebron James X1 collection. Nike commissioned Lou La Vie, a car rental company, to come up with a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster to match the LeBron footwear. The vehicle even features the floral print like the custom LeBron Nike kicks. The one-of-a-kind ride has an estimated $670K price tag but, except for the bodywork, it’s similar in every way to other Aventadors that go for an estimated $387K.
Dwight Howard, Washington Wizards - Knight XV Truck, Estimated $6K
The Washington Wizards’ center Dwight Howard is a tall man at 6 feet and 11 inches, explaining why he has chosen a beast to match his personality. Howard got himself a Bentley but he also bought a Knight XV truck which would be better suited for making the grocery shopping trips and other errands. The truck boasts of a powerful V-10 engine delivering about 330 horsepower. It also features a high-tech navigation system, weighs 12 tonnes, and comes with 40-inch wheels. The back of the truck features an LCD screen as well as an Xbox.
Kawhi Leonard, Toronto Raptors - 97’ Chevrolet Tahoe, Estimated $2.5K (Used)
Kawhi Leonard joined the Toronto Raptors in 2018 after requesting a trade, but before that, he had been with the San Antonio Spurs. His 2015 contract extension with the team made him grace the headlines because it was worth a cool $94 million. Despite being 24 years old at that time with that much cash to his name, Leonard has stuck with the 97’ Chevrolet Tahoe he’s owned since high school. Meanwhile, Wingstop, who sponsored Leonard, was happy to send him more coupons when he reportedly went into a panic after misplacing the ones he had. This just demonstrated Leonard’s humble and down-to-earth nature.
Jimmy Butler, Philadelphia 76ers - River North, $4.6 Million
Around the time that Jimmy Butler re-signed with the Chicago Bulls in 2015, he dropped $4.3 million on a River North mansion. Two years later and he had moved to the Minnesota Timberwolves which explained why he decided to let go of the six-bedroom mansion. The 10,000-square-foot house had a $4.95-million asking price but he eventually lowered it by $350K. The mansion features five and a half baths, a custom staircase, three fireplaces, electric shades, an elevator, a workout room, and a wine cellar. The top floor features a game room with custom cabinets.
Joel Embiid, Philadelphia 76ers - Philadelphia, $2.1 Million
Joel Embiid was the third overall pick during the 2014 NBA draft but a series of knee and foot injuries postponed his debut. At that point, Embiid didn’t have a permanent residence and he was living in a hotel room. He teamed up with former meteorologist-turned-high-end real estate agent John Bolaris to scour around for a suitable abode. He ended up with a $2.1-million condo offering three bedrooms with three and a half baths. Embiid opened his doors to Bolaris when the realtor launched his brand, TCS Black Label.
Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat - McLaren MP4-12C, Estimated $250K
Even after retirement, Dwyane Wade’s 16-year career with the Miami Heat is not something we will forget anytime soon. Dwyane already has huge plans for his years off the court. Together with his wife Gabrielle Union, they have trademarked their daughter’s nickname “Shady Baby.” The couple is planning to launch many child products that include accessories, hair-care products, and clothing. Among his fleet of rides, Wade owns a McLaren MP$-12C, a customized vehicle with his name on it. It is one of the most powerful models engineered for Formula 1 with heaps of impeccable innovations, including the twin-turbo V8 engine.
Damian Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers - Bentley Bentayga, Estimated $245K
Damian Lillard is a talented basketballer who plays for the Portland Trail Blazers of the NBA. It’s just a matter of time before he is named to the second-team All-NBA. Lillard’s career allows him to enjoy multiple luxuries, including flashy vehicles. Damian owns a Bentley Bentayga SUV, a luxury car that offers 2 Petrol Engine. Other features of this SUV include a multi-function steering wheel, engine start-stop button, power steering, and automatic climate control, among others. For enhanced comfort, it comes with leather seats, front electric adjustable seats, a digital odometer, and tachometer.
Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls (Retired) - Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, Estimated $310K
You do not have to be a basketball fan to know who Michael Jordan is. The statement briefly describes his career. After earning billions of dollars, Jordan has treated himself to some of the finer things in life. In his garage, he parks several exotic supercars, among them the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano. This is a beauty to behold featuring optimized aerodynamics pumping 612 horsepower, thanks to its large V12 engine. Production of the model ceased in 2011. If you want to live like MJ, be ready to invest $14.855M to purchase his deluxe house in Chicago, a home he custom-built in 1995.
Klay Thompson, Golden State Warriors - Capo Beach, Estimated $2.2 Million
Klay Thompson is considered as one of NBA’s greatest shooters, and he seems to have transferred the same precision to score a breathtaking beach mansion. Thompson decided to go into real estate investing and spent $2.2 million in 2015 to buy a lavish house. The Capo Beach mansion takes on a Spanish theme with three bedrooms, two guesthouses, a swimming pool, a patio, and a spa. The single-story house offers 2,400 square feet of space with an entertainment wing complete with a wet bar taking up some of the room. Best yet, the master bedroom has a view of the ocean offering tranquility for a peaceful night’s rest.
Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder - Los Angeles - Estimated, $19.75 Million
A professional basketball player, Russell Westbrook is an 8-time NBA All-Star who plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. In 2018, the 2-time NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player became the owner of a 9,000-square-foot Los Angeles home. He reportedly forked almost $20M for this piece of property. The multi-level house on half an acre boasts of a detached garage, covered patio, and a swimming pool. Westbrook continues to perform magic each time he steps on the court. During the 2018-2019 season, Russell recorded 11 straight triple-doubles, NBA’s longest history streak.
Allen Iverson-Atlanta, Memphis Grizzlies (Retired) - Georgia, Estimated $2.19 Million
Allen Iverson is a globally recognized basketball player who has won numerous awards and recognitions during his career. Unfortunately, Iverson, who was also known as “The Answer,” reportedly lost his Georgia home to foreclosure a few years back. The latest news is that the bank has unloaded this home for less than $1M even though Iverson bought it for $2.19M. With a gorgeous European style, the home has seven bedrooms and is approximately 6,000 square feet. Despite the fact that he has not been on the court since 2010, Allen still gets millions from Reebok every year.
George Hill, Milwaukee Bucks - Custom Oldsmobile Cutlass, Estimated $15K
Cleveland Cavaliers fans could attest to George Hill’s basketball prowess. Thanks to his offensive play, the Cavs rose through the ranks to become one of the best NBA teams. Hill has an expensive taste in vehicles and his great financial muscle helps him afford just about any ride that he likes. Hill has multiple over-the-top rides, like the eye-catching custom Oldsmobile Cutlass, a Pagani GMC, Land Rover, and a Porsche Panamera. Hall is definitely not worried about insurance rates with his estimated $30-million fortune. Hill also has been getting a steady stream of income from his 3-year, $57-million contract with the Sacramento Kings in 2017. He got traded to the Milwaukee Bucks in 2018.