Ever wondered how a basketball legend spends his billions? Magic Johnson, the LA Lakers star turned billionaire, has made a name for himself in real estate. With a career income of $110 million adjusted for inflation, he's now among the wealthiest athletes. Johnson's real estate journey began in 1981 with a 10, 000-square-foot mansion in Bel Air. This six-bedroom home was a playground with features like a game room, media room, locker room, and even an indoor basketball court. Not to mention, a pool, spa, barbecue, and fire pit completed the picture. In 2013, he bought a 12, 000-square-foot house in Beverly Hills for $2. 3 million. This place had seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a tennis court, and a pool. But the real showstopper was 'Magic's man cave' filled with his jerseys, trophies, and a collection of basketballs representing his career milestones. Johnson also owned a beach house in Southern California and a mansion in Las Vegas packed with amenities like a bowling alley and a batting cage. His real estate portfolio is as impressive as his basketball career.

The Luxe Life of Magic Johnson: From NBA Court to Real Estate Portfolio

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