Miami Heat defector LeBron James, who left the Heat for Cleveland, wants out of the South Florida real estate market as well.
October 03, 2014 at 03:35 PM
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In a final snub to Miami, NBA royalty LeBron James is taking steps to offload his 16,678-square-foot waterfront mansion in an exclusive Coconut Grove neighborhood.
Months after shocking Heat fans in July with news he would return to his hometown and the Cleveland Cavaliers, James listed the King’s Palace for $17 million.
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