Floyd Mayweather Sells Beverly Hills Mansion

The growing curiosity reflects broader cultural conversations about how America’s top athletes and public figures shape urban real estate demand—where privacy, prestige, and location converge. Floyd Mayweather’s Las Vegas home sits at this intersection: a rare, large-scale property in a city already synonymous with luxury and spectacle. What fuels this attention isn’t rumor—it’s authenticity.

The home, which was listed Tuesday afternoon, is being marketed by Joshua and Matthew Altman of Douglas Elliman. “The Altman Brothers are honored to represent the Champ in the sale of his home,” they said in an email.

Undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather is selling his 15,000-square-foot Nile Niami-designed mansion in Beverly Hills for $48 million.

Mayweather's decision to sell the Beverly Hills mansion comes after seven years of ownership. With an estimated net worth of over $1 billion, the boxer is known for his love of luxury and has several other properties in his portfolio, including ...

The seller of a Beverly Hills mansion once owned by boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. took another hit to the asking price, slashing it to $27.3 million this week. The asking price for 917 North Crescent Drive equates to $1,805 per square foot for ...

The legendary boxer is selling the luxurious home for almost double what he paid for it.

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather sold his Beverly Hills mansion at the end of 2024 for $11.5 million—far below the $48 million price tag he once hoped for and a steep drop from the $25.5 million he originally paid in 2017.

He is also facing a $330,000 lawsuit ... the lease in December 2024. Meanwhile, he reportedly sold his private jet, his Beverly Hills mansion, and his Miami mansion to raise cash....

A recent exhibition bout with YouTuber Logan Paul saw Mayweather rake in a ludicrous amount of cash. In addition to his reported USD$10 million salary, the 15-time world major titleholder also nabbed 50 per cent of the pay-per-view shares, a ...