John Cooper, a fan of Michael Jordan, has purchased the NBA legend’s $9.5 million mansion in Highland Park, Chicago, after it sat on the market for nearly 13 years. Cooper plans to maintain the estate’s unique features, including the indoor basketball court adorned with Jordan’s iconic logo, while celebrating its historic legacy. He envisions using the home for family gatherings, having already hosted a birthday party there. Source and details of the news
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