NBA Player Victor Oladipo Sells Miami Beach Mansion for $9 Million
NBA shooting guard Victor Oladipo sold his contemporary Miami Beach mansion for $9 million on Tuesday ahead of his upcoming return to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Mansion Global has learned.
The seven-bedroom spread is on the man-made Hibiscus Island—a prestigious, guard-gated community in Biscayne Bay and accessible only via the MacArthur Causeway—and the big-ticket deal marks the highest non-waterfront sale on the enclave, according to listing agent Liz Hogan of Compass.
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“The sale indicates a strong and growing demand for luxury real estate in the area,” she said. “More and more high-end buyers and developers are coming to the neighborhood leading to increased property values and further development.”
Set on a rare, oversized corner lot, the almost 6,500-square-foot, glass-covered property has a light-filled open floor plan, sleek decor and a larger footprint than typical homes on the island, according to Hogan.
There are high ceilings; a feature staircase; a game room; a gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry; a living area with a statement wood wall; and a primary bedroom suite with a spa-like bathroom and two walk-in closets, according to the listing.
Outside, there’s a large pool, plenty of space for entertaining, relaxing and dining al fresco and a private guest house, where Oladipo added a $50,000 recording studio, Hogan said.
Oladipo, 31, spent two seasons with the Miami Heat and in July was traded to Oklahoma City, where he also played in the 2016–17 season.
He had called the modern mansion home since the spring of 2021, when he snapped it up for $7.75 million, records with PropertyShark show. The sale was unrelated to his career, Hogan said.
Along with a prestigious address, Hibiscus Island offers its residents a range of amenities, including a waterfront park, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds and a 24-hour police officer stationed at the main entrance.
Mansion Global couldn’t identify the buyer in the sale.
