LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers, an All-Star, has cemented his place in the conversation as the greatest scorer in NBA history.

Together with his excellent background, the four-time NBA champion owns an incredible portfolio of $100 million in real estate, which includes several gorgeous houses in and around Los Angeles.

LeBron James has built a stunning $100million property portfolio during his illustrious NBA careerCredit: Getty Images – GettyHis wife Savannah and kids live with him in Los AngelesCredit: InstagramThe James family live in a beautiful California mansionCredit: Instagram8His family often post cute photos on social media from inside the houseCredit: Instagram

James, 38, was a player for the Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers before coming to the Lakers in 2018.

The NBA player spent a lot of money in each of his residences to make sure he could unwind and rejuvenate in style and comfort following a demanding workday.

James also made investments in two stunning homes, one in Brentwood and the other in Beverly Hills, as he began balancing his job in entertainment with his involvement in athletics after moving to Los Angeles.

When the 18-time All-Star’s current contract expires in 2025, he will have earned roughly $530 million in his NBA career.

As evidenced by his astounding mansions, James can afford any luxury he desires thanks to his net worth of over $1 billion.

$37 billion MORGAN BEVERLY HILLS

James paid approximately $36.75 million for this 13,000-square-foot estate in late 2020, which was more than $2 million less than the asking price.

He purchased it from William and Lee Phillip Bell, the co-creators of The Bold and the Beautiful.

Constructed during the 1930s, the four-bedroom compound is situated on a 2.5-acre plot of ground and offers views of the Pacific Ocean and Beverly Hills.

Eight baths, a tennis court, a movie theater, a swimming pool, a pool house, two detached guesthouses, and seven fireplaces are all included.

The Mediterranean-style home is approached by a spacious motor court along a driveway bordered with hedges.

Twenty-one billion dollars BRENTWOOD MANOR

Three years prior to signing with the Lakers, James bought his first home in Los Angeles.

He paid $20.97 million in 2015 for a 9,440-square-foot house in Brentwood, which is a short distance from Santa Monica’s scenic beachfront district.

There are six bedrooms and eight bathrooms in the contemporary stone and brick residence.

In addition to the additional outside living area provided by the balcony and deck, the property has a swimming pool, a basketball court, and a three-car garage.

In 2021, James sold the home for $19.6 million.

$23 billion BRENTWOOD MANOR

This is the location of James’s well-known recruiting sessions with players like Russell Westbrook and Damian Lillard.

In 2017, the Lakers All-Star paid $23 million for his current primary mansion, which was constructed the same year.

It has a rooftop with direct elevator access, a wine cellar, a cigar room, and a home theater.

Other features include a stacked indoor/outdoor gym, a swimming pool near a large garden, and a spa with a steam room, sauna, and massage area.

Nine billion dollars Miami Mansion

James spent his four years in Miami, from 2010 to 2014, living at this $9 million, three-story compound that is less than five miles from the Heat’s arena.

The main portion, which is more than 12,000 square feet in size and contains five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, also includes a one-bedroom guesthouse.

It has a rear pool, a wine cellar, and an eight-seat home cinema.

Additionally, the main suite opens up to a rooftop terrace with a breathtaking view of Biscayne Bay via a spiral staircase and balcony.

A concrete dock on the site can accommodate two boats measuring 60 feet each.

The property was sold by the Lakers All-Star in 2015 for $13.4 million.

Nine billion dollars OHIO MANSFOLD

James signed a contract with the Cavaliers in 2003 and spent $2.1 million for a property in Bath Township that was situated on seven acres of land.

The forward constructed a 30,000-square-foot house with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms there ever since.

In addition to a home theater, barbershop, recording studio, sports bar, and aquarium, it also features a two-lane bowling alley.

Additionally, there is a two-story walk-in closet in the master bedroom.

The home, which is roughly 15 miles from the NBA star’s hometown of Downtown Akron, Ohio, is still owned by James.

The family now live in Los AngelesCredit: INSTAGRAM/kingjamesLeBron owns a house in Ohio worth $9millionCredit: Google MapsBut they also own a massive Miami padCredit: GoogleJames’ luxury Miami home is worth $9mCredit: Google Maps