After a long long time in the market Shaq's magnificent waterfront palace in Miami sold at a discount--but it sold.
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The NBA super star was traded to Cleveland today as news broke that his Miami Beach mansion was sold - four years after it was first put on the market and for way less than what he wanted for it.
The seven-bedroom Star Island waterfront home was originally listed at $32 million in 2005, and was brought down as low as $22.5 million this past April. The final terms of the deal haven't been disclosed.
The house has quite a history. The Superman bought the 2-and-a-half acre pad -- originally built in '92 by another former Miami Heat player, Rony Seikaly, for $19 million in 2004 when he joined the Heat in a trade from L.A.
In 2007, Yankee Alex Rodriguez signed a contract to buy the house, when he was still married to wife Cynthia, but he backed out of the deal. Shaq was shipped to Phoenix in February '08, and has been sitting on the house since.
The property includes the standard mansion amenities: an indoor basketball court, tennis court, six-car garage, dock, two-bedroom guest house, and, of course, a pool emblazoned with a Superman logo, and amazing views.
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