Michael Jordan’s Chicago mansion is back in the headlines after sitting on the market for 12 years.
The 61-year-old NBA legend’s home — currently listed for $US14 million ($A22 million) — has been on the market since 2012, the New York Post reports.
Back in January, TikTok video by user @decayingmidwest showed the abandoned seven-acre property in disrepair.
The video has resurfaced and gone viral in recent days, putting attention on the alleged state of the Highland Park home, which was originally listed for $US29 million ($A42 million) when it hit the market.
NBA legend Michael Jordan in 1998. Picture: Andy Lyons /Allsport
Michael Jordan’s home is at the centre of a TikTok scandal after a user claimed to have broken in and filmed it. Picture: Realtor
The NBA legend’s home has been on the market since 2012. Picture: Realtor
In the footage, an indoor basketball court, complete with a Bulls logo, appears to be flooded.
The kitchen is seemingly trapped mid-renovation with cupboard doors on the ground, with pieces of wood and trash throughout the room.
The largely empty house has chairs, beds and couches in the rooms, though it’s clear there haven’t been many tenants, if any, in years.
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The basketball court in the house is flooded. Picture: @decayingmidwest/TikTok
A video allegedly showing Michael Jordan’s vacant Chicago mansion shows a kitchen in a state if disrepair. Picture: @decayingmidwest/TikTok
The six-time NBA champion’s troubles selling the property have been well-documented: in 2013, he slashed the asking price to $US16 million.
Among its selling points are a large Infinity-edge pool with an Island in the middle, a number of relaxing lounges with enormous flatscreen televisions, built-in bars, a sprawling patio and card and cigar room.
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