10 Miami Mansions LeBron James Could Move Into Now (PHOTOS)

LeBron James is on his way to Miami -- you just may have heard something about that -- and he's going to need a really, really nice place to live.

(Check out HuffPost Sports's coverage of all things LeBron here.)

Courtesy of the folks at Trulia, the online real estate data company, we've got 10 ridiculously expensive mansions that are fit for King James. Regardless of whether or not LeBron ultimately signs a max contract, each of these pads will certainly be affordable for the NBA player with aspirations to be a "global icon" and who signed a $90 million endorsement deal with Nike when he was just 18 years old.

Which isn't to say these mansions would be affordable for the rest of the NBA. Which pricey palace should LeBron choose? Check out Trulia's list below -- and visit Trulia's home page for more real estate info.

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[AllanKleer]

03:17 PM on 07/13/2010

What HuffPo forgot to inlude was this Penthouse at the W Hotel & Residences. After his announcement at ESPN, he flew to South Beach and stayed the the W South Beach.
http://www.thekleerteam.com/miami-mls-listing/M1344457.htm

This PH has breathtaking views of the ocean and city. Amenities inlude rooftop pool! Amazing!!!

[AverageCanadianGuy]

07:55 PM on 07/11/2010

So all the teen boys in the Ghetto know how to get one of these mansions ...

Work hard on the court and you to can be like Lebron... Realist ... hardly

Get in school and get educated ....Reality ...

[SoSavvy]

10:09 AM on 07/12/2010

ur first sentence makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever....

AND

ur last sentence is EXACTLY what LeBron and several other professional athletes continue to communicate to our young men ALL OVER not just the “ghetto”….let’s pay attention b4 just saying any o'l thing that comes to mind.

[mamapower]

10:10 AM on 07/26/2010

You're ignorant.

[JStading]

04:17 AM on 07/11/2010

2 comments:

1) I'm amazed at how many people are celebrating the obscene pay package a guy who puts a ball into a bottomless basket has received, particularly when it comes at a time when the country is in serious economic turmoil;

2) I'm amazed at the ongoing practice of athletes where they purchase incomprehensibly expensive homes, cars, and boats. As sure as the tides, an injury or age wipes them out of the sport and their multimillion dollar salary and onto the shores of poverty, right where they started. How about Mr. James go and save some money so he isn't reduced to selling cars.

[Icecube]

09:50 AM on 07/11/2010

So what!! As long as it's not govt money...go for it. If our worth was as his, we would be deciding the same issues but alas............

[mamapower]

10:11 AM on 07/26/2010

Thank you.

[PresidentRobertBooth]

05:54 PM on 07/10/2010

Am the only one who thinks they all look incredibly tacky?

[jukesgrrl]

06:48 AM on 07/10/2010

I'm a cheap date. I like the one that is "only" $12.9 million.

[inorbit]

03:00 PM on 07/09/2010

He will need one of those as he is no longer welcome in his hometown of Akron.

[Exfl]

12:24 AM on 07/10/2010

I bet he is crushed.

[mamapower]

10:12 AM on 07/26/2010

LOL

[AbeMartin]

10:15 AM on 07/10/2010

Yeah, Akron's great. You can get some nice, afordable housing over near the abandoned Firestone Tire factory and there are great places to eat along I-90.

[mamapower]

10:12 AM on 07/26/2010

LOL

[hellboundtrain]

02:19 PM on 07/09/2010

I never was much a fan of getting the ball in the hole or across the line or wall.
It's way too much money for doing that.

[roannamac]

02:35 PM on 07/09/2010

for whom.. the owners who sit on their azzez doing nothing and feeding of the talent... or the talent?

[hellboundtrain]

04:05 PM on 07/09/2010

Both.

[Hundley]

02:13 PM on 07/09/2010

I'd be OK with #10.

[berserk]

01:29 PM on 07/09/2010

Can I move in with you LeBron?

[cmr11]

01:06 PM on 07/09/2010

all that cocaine money built allot of nice stuff.

[MrT3]

01:14 PM on 07/09/2010

lol

[joefoss]

12:50 PM on 07/09/2010

Pro basketball is only my 4th favorite sport,so I'm more perplexed than angry @ LeBron.
=How could he pick Miami, city of unbearable summers and abandoned condos, over New York?
Geez, even most of the Hollywood stars have moved here, and it's still the center of the media/advertising/marketing world!
=Doesn't a "star" want to be in an celestial setting? Didn't his agent tell him: "It's not the salary, it's the endorsements, dude"?

[Exfl]

12:25 AM on 07/10/2010

I think he wanted to win. Can you say Dwayne Wade?

[SaddleBum]

11:48 AM on 07/09/2010

lebron james is lost

[mamapower]

10:14 AM on 07/26/2010

..........says a nobody.

[jdl51]

11:41 AM on 07/09/2010

South Florida welcomes Lebron and Bosh with open arms. I feel bad for Cleveland, but the ring is the thing. It will happen here in So Flo.

[Greg Nice]

12:02 PM on 07/09/2010

You guys just got a multi-million dollar jinx.

Although I'm a Boston fan, I think D-Wade is a class act who respects the sport and the fans. Lebron is just going to be a distraction in the long run.

See you in the playoffs 8)

[aphextwin07]

11:27 AM on 07/09/2010

I wanna move to Miami

[ekg]

11:17 AM on 07/09/2010

It's nice to see "progressives' turning their wealth envy on a pro athlete. I wonder how long it will take before they start calling out actors and actresses as well. Oh, wait, they won't because the film industry is highly liberal...... It's only the people who actually work for what they have that the progressives hate.

[BK1717]

11:34 AM on 07/09/2010

You have no idea what you are talking about, my friend. Do me a favor: go work 18 hour days on a film set for 3 months as a grip or electric, while the "talent" sits in their trailer collecting millions for a film that may very well bomb and then you can talk to me about "working for what you have".

[jdl51]

11:38 AM on 07/09/2010

Nice straw man you've created in your mind, bud. Take away corporate welfare, farm subsidies, gold plated, no bid defense contracts, and fat cat tax loopholes and we'd have a balanced budget. It's conservative welfare that's dragging this country down.

[Bytown]

05:16 PM on 07/09/2010

You've just eliminated the majority of the employers...so how do you balance a budget if theres no income being produced?

[Joe Almoni]

01:05 AM on 07/10/2010

amen