NBA point guard LaMelo Ball is selling his $2.6 million home in one of Uptown Charlotte’s most exclusive residential buildings.
The listing follows Ball’s departure from the Charlotte Hornets, the team he played for since being drafted third overall in 2020.
The condominium sits in a high-rise known for luxury amenities and prime access to the city’s central business and entertainment district.
Property records tie the unit to Ball, whose tenure with the Hornets made him one of the franchise’s most visible players.
The home’s price point places it among the upper tier of Uptown Charlotte real estate, a market that has drawn athletes and executives.
Ball’s move comes as his professional career enters a new chapter, with his on-court future now separate from the Queen City.
The sale adds another transaction to a busy period of relocation for the young guard, who remains a closely followed figure in the league.
