10 Years Later, Michael Jordan's Chicago Home is Still on the Market

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10 Years Later, Michael Jordan's Chicago Home is Still on the Market

The house measures 56,000 square feet on a 7-acre compound in Highland Park, IL, and every detail of the house has Jordan's personal touch.

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