NBA superstars are doing more than just gracing the hardwood with powerful dunks and deep threes, they are building empires, leveraging their name as a brand. With the salaries reaching an all-time high, players are investing their staggering wealth in some of the most exclusive zip codes.From sprawling Beverly Hills compounds to tech-integrated mansions in Northern California, these mansions reflect a lifestyle of luxury and comfort. For the modern NBA icons, home has become more than just four walls of sanctuary rather, it is a statement of affluence and legacy.
LeBron James: The Beverly Hills Fortress
Purchased in 2020 for a whopping $36.75 million, LeBron James’ Beverly Hills estate is a fortress of luxury spanning over 13,000 square feet. Previously owned by the Hollywood legend, Katherine Hepburn, this estate features a tennis court, a screening room, and has some ongoing renovations. These new builds will probably the estates’ value past the $100 million mark. He has several other properties like the $24.5 million Brentwood mansion, and $2.1 million Ohio home. LeBron James invests heavily in real estate, understanding the importance and its long term value.
Anthony Davis: Bel Air Grandeur
Anthony Davis’ exclusive Bel Air mansion is a Mediterranean-style dream and is one of the most talked about player-properties. While Davis bought it for a staggering $31 million in 2023, the house was listed at $39.9 by mid-2025. The property stretches for 20,000 square feet and includes a 120-foot infinity pool and a professional-grade indoor basketball court. It looks like a home built for a champion as it perfectly blends the athlete’s lifestyle with the opulence of Los Angeles.
Russell Westbrook: Modern Sophistication
Russell Westbrook’s $33.5 million Brentwood property is an architectural masterclass boasting massive glass walls with eight bedrooms and 13 bathrooms over 13,500-square-foot. Located across the street from LeBron James’ house, Westbrook’s buy makes this an expensive neighbourhood. The house has a master suite that is larger and more sophisticated than most high-end urban apartments, a pool, spa, sundeck, al fresco dining area and two-car garage.
Stephen Curry: The Silicon Valley Retreat
Living in the tech capital of the world means Steph Curry’s $31 million Atherton home is as smart as it is beautiful. Bought in June 2019, this house is located in America’s most expensive neighborhood, and spans over 17,800-square-foot while offering a secluded retreat with maximum privacy. The home features 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, a poolside cabana, and lush gardens where the NBA’s highest-paid player unwinds away from the spotlight.While this is the Curry family’s primary residence, the most expensive property that Curry owns is a $50.1 million Malibu Mansion.
Ben Simmons: The Hidden Hills Farmhouse
Rounding out the list is the current free agent Ben Simmons, whose $17.5 million Hidden Hills farmhouse was anything but “simple.” Bought in 2021, the property spread over 12,000 square feet and featured 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, completed with a massive guest house and a pool area designed for the ultimate summer retreat. It’s a chic, modern take on rustic living, with charcoal-colored bricks, Simmons tried to flip it for a profit but ultimately had to sell it for $12.1 million in 2024, suffering a loss after listing it at $23 million. Also read: Kylie Jenner celebrates Jordyn Woods’ engagement to NBA’s Karl Anthony Towns, hinting at reconciliation
