
Timeshares of Michael Jordan’s former Highland Park mansion are being sold at auction, with bidding starting at $1 million a share.
Along with upfront costs, timeshare investors will also cover annual fees. Bids are being accepted through March, according to reports.
The news comes just weeks after local real estate executive John Cooper purchased the basketball star’s former home, according to a report from ABC7.
Cooper purchased the 56,000 square-foot property for $9.5 million, more than a decade after the property went on the market.
Jordan’s original asking price for the mansion was a staggering $29 million, before later reducing the listing to $14.8 million.
The property includes a number of luxury amenities including a full-sized basketball court, putting green, cigar room, gym, and infinity pool.