Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather’s real estate buying run continued Tuesday, putting pen to paper to purchase a Midtown Manhattan building along Sixth Avenue that stretches nearly a quarter block.
The building at the southeast corner of the 47th Street intersection contains offices, a few jewelry stores and a large billboard.
Mayweather became interested in the property, for which he is paying $20 million, because of his past spending in high-end stores along the street. TMZ.
The property is located in an attractive part of New York City, a few minutes east of Broadway and three blocks south of Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center.
“As a young adult, I used to shop at the diamond exchange,” Mayweather told the outlet. “I never thought I would own this important building at the entrance to 47th Street.”
‘Through hard work and dedication, anything is possible.’
Floyd Mayweather’s real estate buying run continued Tuesday with a building in Manhattan
The property is located a few minutes east of Broadway and blocks south of Radio City Music Hall
In October, Floyd’s real estate spree began, purchasing 60 buildings in New York City worth more than $400 million.
Last month he bought the Versace Mansion in Miami.
Mayweather’s net worth is valued at $1.5 billionwith his real estate investments not only giving him a path to making more money, but also keeping his personal brand at the forefront.
Mayweather hasn’t fought since knocking out Conor McGregor in 2017, arguably being considered the best defensive boxer in history.
Now the only question is how much more real estate Mayweather wants to acquire.