Idk why you’re being downvoted

That IS the hood

Are there $3.2M homes in the hood?

The design district is the hood. That’s really a surprising location, this is probably nothing more than expanding his investment portfolio than a house he will actually spend time in

100% it’s a new build in what the developer probably calls an up-and-coming neighborhood.

Pro tip: don’t buy a house that’s worth 5x all the neighboring houses.

Ja has always been about being an affluent comfortable living guy pretending he’s from the hood.

$3M home in the hood?? Damn miami real estate sounds crazy

Used to be. Built up apparently

Where did you go to school?

There is certainly a type of person who would love to live in Miami, but that’s from the typical dream first choice for an American college graduate. 

Nah. South Carolina is right there with Alabama, Mississippi, West Virginia, Oklahoma, and maybe Arkansas + Louisiana as states that are super extra fucked.

Florida is just fucked.

Brother if you’ve ever been to Miami that’s definitely not true lmao

Isn’t it concerning that that’s where Ja was like “yeah, right there, that feels like home” lol

3.3 million dollar house in the deep hood huh?

yes, thus why his impending retirement is relevant.

I wish. I try not to bother people though.

Teague’s house had a full-sized basketball court inside of it. He’s since moved to a different place, but a much more notable NBA player has moved into that house.

Another neighbor on my street bought the house next door for over a million just to tear it down & build a basketball court. Outdoors though.

I guess there’s a retired professional golfer on my street too. And Peyton Manning used to live around the corner while one the owner of the Colts actively lives around the corner.

edit:

Growing up, I did play in a lot of basketball camps at around the same time that many local NBA-bound guys were starting to get attention. George Hill, Jeff Teague, Mike Conley, Gordon Hayward, Eric Gordon, George Odum, and others all grew up on the north side of Indianapolis or in nearby suburbs at around the same time. Never played with them, but I’ve met most of ‘em & played with some younger siblings.

The house is so big that there was basically no reason for him to ever come out. I saw him out and about like two times, and that includes the one time I saw him taking the trash bins out at 7am.

I think he had a nanny who’d take the kids on walks. Nanny & kids seemed nice.

That said, Teague’s podcast isn’t always as funny to me as it is to others. Dude talks like a kid at an Indianapolis public high school, so a lot of the shit that he says just sounds normal to me.

The guy who owned the house before Teague was a fucking mess. He always had the most obnoxious Christmas lights every year w/ its own radio station, which brought all 2,000,000+ people in the Indy area to my dead-end street & made it impossible to get to my house. Then he sold his company for 1/3rd of a billion dollars, got caught jetting off to NYC to cheat on his wife, had a hasty divorce, and sold the house in a firesale to Teague.

Tbh the fact it’s next to multiple brothels and ratchet strip clubs is kinda funny

unless you’re rich

Clearly rich people disagree, or they wouldn’t be moving there in droves.

There are a lot of places in the world that suck for normal people, but are amazing if you’re rich.

no it does not

I figured because the location is suspect lol

Ja keeps that thang on him. Try Temetrius if you want.

Or he wants to go to the strip clubs (it is the deep hood)

Might be a good spot to stash embarrassing relatives

Trap house

Ja can just write it off

There are obviously residency requirements that have to be substantiated, but it certainly can work like that.

I have a Master’s in Taxation.

Hell yeah, brother. Publix bakery and deli are among the few things that I miss from back home.

With Ja I just assume its for the nightlife.

Neither does Tennessee

I think you’re right. It’s the wrong address.

If you look at the map, as long as NW 47th is, it stops at N Miami Ave, and becomes NE 47th. 3 Blocks from this property. It had a knock down-rebuild in in 2023. It sold then for \(575,500, and listed in 2024 for \)3.9m.

Not that it matters. I’ll never live in it.

Probably blow up the neighborhood tnh