The Mansions Owned by Rich and Famous Celebrities, No One Wanted To Buy

4. Michael Jordan, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California.

Former NBA player Michael Jordan's secluded 56,000-square-foot estate in Highland Park, Los Angeles, California, proved difficult to sell. In 2012, Michael Jordan's  put his mansion on the market for $29 million.

Michael Jordan, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California

Nobody was willing to pay the high asking price. After a few years, MJ re-listed his estate in 2020 for a much lower $14.9 million. He is still looking for a buyer as of 2022.