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Juwan Howard’s $25 Million House Flip: He Built It, Then Sold It *This Year*

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Former University of Michigan superstar basketball player and head coach Juwan Howard pulled off a massive real estate play in Coral Gables, Florida, reportedly selling his newly built home for a cool $25 million. This isn’t just about the cash, though that’s a wild number. It’s about the timing, and it’s got us all thinking about what a true player can do both on and off the court.

Built It Fresh, Sold It Fast

The Wall Street Journal reported this huge transaction, with Libertina Brandt spilling the details. And here’s the kicker: this luxury home in Coral Gables wasn’t even completed until this year. Yeah, you read that right. Howard, at 53 years old, had the place built, and then sold it all in the same calendar year. Talk about a quick turnaround! It shows you the kind of savvy moves Howard makes, putting that property on the market right after construction wrapped up.

From Fab Five to Florida Fortune

Howard’s always been about making big moves, so this isn’t entirely shocking, is it? You know his name, right? He was a key part of Michigan’s legendary “Fab Five” back in the early ’90s. That was just the start of a legendary career. He went on to an incredible 19-season run in the NBA, snagging two NBA championships along the way, plus an All-Star selection. Seriously, think about that longevity and success! After hanging up his jersey, he transitioned to coaching, leading the Wolverines as their head coach from 2019 to 2024. Now, he’s an assistant coach with the Brooklyn Nets. This dude just keeps grinding, whether it’s on the court, on the sidelines, or apparently, in the real estate market.

So, while Howard is making his impact felt on the Brooklyn Nets’ coaching staff, he’s also showing everyone he knows how to play the long game off the court. A $25 million sale for a house he just finished? That’s a power move right there. You gotta respect it.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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