Former NBA Star Rick Fox Is Selling His L.A. Condo for $1.4M

Rick Fox, who spent 13 years in the NBA—part of it as team captain for the Los Angeles Lakers—is selling his luxe apartment in Los Angeles for $1,399,000.

After his hoop career, Fox appeared in a wide array of TV shows, which is probably why keeping a perch in SoCal made so much sense.

Now, he’s ready to part with the two-bedroom, three-bathroom condo—and we’re here to share all the pretty details.

This elegant condo building is located along the “prestigious Wilshire Corridor,” the listing says. Fox’s unit includes lovely finishes and impressive amenities.

A private elevator leads to a hallway that opens to the main living spaces. The small kitchen has stylish dark-wood cabinets, counter seating, and stainless-steel appliances.

The primary suite boasts a big walk-in closet, and the second bedroom has an en suite bath.

Condo residents have access to a lap pool, outdoor dining and lounging space, fitness center, concierge service, storage facilities, and 24/7 valet service. The condo fee covers earthquake insurance, along with the usual water, internet, and waste management services.

The Canadian-born Fox was a first-round pick of the Boston Celtics in 1991. He joined the Lakers in 2004.

Fox’s TV career included spots on “Oz,” “Greenleaf,” and “Morning Show Mysteries.”

Today, the three-time NBA champ, who’s part Bahamian, serves as ambassador-at-large for the Bahamas. He’s also the CEO and co-founder of Partanna, a sustainable building materials company.