Anthony Davis sells his Bel Air mansion for $32 million
NBA player Anthony Davis has sold his Bel Air mansion for $32 million, a price significantly lower than his original $39.9 million asking price. The sale is subject to Los Angeles' mansion tax, likely resulting in a financial loss for the athlete after accounting for renovation and closing costs.
Why it matters
The transaction highlights the impact of local luxury real estate taxes and the volatility of high-end property investments for professional athletes.
NBA star Anthony Davis spent about four years turning a hillside Bel Air Crest compound into one of the flashiest mansions in Los Angeles. This week, he finally let it go, closing a $32 million sale that also breaks his one strong tie to LA. His time as a Los Angeles Laker came to a close last year. Anthony Davis, who signed with the Dallas Mavericks for the 2025–2026 season, now plays for the Washington Wizards.A discount sale? The Washington Wizards’ big man listed the Stratford Circle estate in August 2025 for $39.9 million, not long after his trade away from the Lakers. Nearly a year and one Mavericks detour later, the property finally found a buyer, but at a price roughly 20 per cent below that original ask, according to Mansion Global.Davis, 33, and his wife, Marlen, 29, bought the 3.5-acre property in April 2021 for $31 million.
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