Rick Ross is looking to return to his hometown and dominate Miami’s Star Island if he closes a deal on a new $37 million mansion.
The “Boss” Rick Ross is working on expanding his real estate portfolio and has his eyes on a six-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion on Miami Beach’s celebrity-filled Star Island, TMZ reports. The hip-hop mogul is expected to close on the 40,000 sq. ft. pad in the coming weeks and join the ranks of A-listers like Diddy, J.Lo, and Shaquille O’Neal who call the place home.
The luxury estate comes decked out with royal amenities including a heated pool, a summer kitchen, an entertainment room, and multiple plaza deck terraces. Ross is expecting to shell out more money to renovate the home to his liking.
The “Hustlin” rapper’s latest home purchase comes after he bought Meek Mill’s Atlanta mansion for $4.2 million. Meek shares a long history with Ross dating back to the Philadelphia native signing to his MMG record label in 2011.
So, it made sense when Ross answered Meek’s public advertisement about selling the eight-bedroom, nine-and-a-half bathroom after Meek’s realtor failed to do so in two years, as noted by Architectural Digest.
“MANSION FOR SALE IN ATL. My realtor not getting this off fast enough & I think I can lol,” Meek wrote at the time.
The “Litty” rapper was right as Ross reportedly paid his protege $4.2 million in cash for the house. Meanwhile, Ross continues to go viral with the fun-filled pool parties he throws at his massive Atlanta estate.
Dubbed “The Promise Land,” Ross’s 109-bedroom estate sits on 235 acres of land in Fayetteville, Georgia, and is sized around 45,000 square feet. It’s the biggest home in all of Georgia and one of the largest private homes in the entire U.S., according to Fancy Pants Homes.
Ross even secured a guest appearance in Eddie Murphy’s “Coming 2 America” since the movie was filmed at his estate. Ross bought the home from boxing champion Evander Holyfield back in 2014 for $5.8 million and has most definitely tripled the home’s worth in the years since.
Now Rick Ross is bringing his house parties back to the city that made him.
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