After leaving the bench in 2003, Jordan focused on expanding his fortune, and in 2016, he bought the “Joy,” a 230-foot-long, 10-foot-wide superyacht.
The yacht offers eight rooms, an indoor jacuzzi, a theater, a spa, and a restaurant. In addition, there’s a penthouse suite, an executive office, and a terrace with a breathtaking panorama.
In addition, Jordan spent a lot of money on a basketball court and a gym so that he could keep in shape and remember his glory days.
A permanent staff of 19 is needed to maintain the ship’s capacity of 12 passengers.
Being the savvy businessman that he is, Jordan has also found a way to profit from the boat by renting it out to the highest bidder for $840,000 per week.
Although the “Joy” is the largest yacht in Michael Jordan’s fleet, it is not the only one. The former Bulls guard dropped $21 million for the infamous “Mr. Terrible” in 2022.
The latter is 154 feet in length and has an inside bar, dining room, and deck for al fresco meals.
Even after all that, “His Airness” retains ownership of another yacht, the “Catch 32,” which is valued at around $7 million.
Although Jordan’s primary usage for the boat is fishing, it is also a high-end luxury vessel.
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Both a restaurant group and a car dealership group with Nissan franchises are under his control.
