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October 04, 2024 Michael Strahan on Good Morning America in New York. October 04 2024 RW/Mediapunch Copyright: xRWx

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October 04, 2024 Michael Strahan on Good Morning America in New York. October 04 2024 RW/Mediapunch Copyright: xRWx
Former NFL star Michael Strahan is looking for a buyer for his old house on Tigertail Road, Brentwood. However, the asking price saw a massive downsizing per the latest updates. It does not take a realtor to figure out that it is a great hit on his expected cap. The NFL analyst on FOX NFL Sunday bought the house in 2015 for $21.5 million, shortly after its completion. With terraced gardens, two gated gardens, spacious rooms, and French doors, there’s nothing that it does not have, except for the desired listing price.
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According to Mansion Global, he reduced the current price from $29.95 million to $25 million after listing the property in September. The 15,600-square-foot home is a luxurious house, with features that can only be found in a handful of places.
“The property spans nearly an acre, in one of LA’s most exclusive neighborhoods,” said Lam, via Lam – The Real Estate Insider on YouTube.
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He further added, “14 bathrooms, and 9 bedrooms, and three-stories, all connected by an elevator. Some standout features include a prohibition-style wine cellar with a lounge, a cigar room with custom air filtration, a full home theatre, private gym and sauna, and multiple laundry rooms. Outside, there’s a 59-foot swimming pool, a wraparound heated porch… With heated porch, and a full outdoor kitchen and cabana, perfect for entertaining.
Besides these, other features make it an amazing stay. The mansion was designed in East Coast traditional style, with sliding windows colored in white, French doors, and expansive outdoor decks. So, Strahan’s projection of listing the mansion at $29.95 million is justified. However, even if he won’t be getting the same value anymore, the $25 million will still make him millions in profit, $3.5 million to be precise.
Luckily, this won’t be the first time the defensive end will be making a profit through selling properties.
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Michael Strahan is a pro at trading properties
Strahan has turned into a media mogul, following his retirement from the New York Giants in 2008. Since then, he has bought multiple properties. However, he not only buys, but he has also sold properties, making him a pro at luxurious trade. Before listing the Brentwood mansion in September, he had already sold another one more than a decade ago.
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In May 2012, Strahan bought a house in Bel-Air for $7.9 million, selling the property for a profit of $3.1 million the very next year to developer Ardie Tavangarian. The seven-time Pro Bowler owns or previously owned properties in Montclair, New Jersey; a Manhattan-based Upper West Side townhouse; according to The Sun, he also owns a Beverly Hills pied-a-tierre and another New Jersey mansion with a basketball court, car collection, and champagne vending machine.
According to ClutchPoints, Strahan’s net worth is expected to be $65 million. He earned most of it during his professional NFL career. But his venturing into a new profession can help it reach three figures. Recently, his clothing brand, Michael Strahan Brand, was also featured in USA TODAY’s Holiday Gift Guide 2025, highlighting his success as an entrepreneur. His passive income stream was further extended when he co-founded SMAC Entertainment with Constance Schwartz-Morini in 2011
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Despite all of his success on-and-off field, he is busy focusing on selling his Los Angeles mansion. A $5 million reduction just after four months of listing could signify a strategic move from him. Maybe he wants to sell it quickly and buy other properties for another profitable run.
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