One man from Nebraska kept the party going after purchasing Michael Jordan’s Chicago-area mansion earlier this month.

In case Michael Jordan's unsellable mansion getting sold sounded like a fever dream, there's now a face and name to the entire purchase. The post Michael Jordan's Former Chicago Mansion to Get New Look?

John Cooper, of Lincolnshire, bought the mansion for $9.5 million Dec. 10, according to his hometown newspaper in Nebraska, the Lincoln Journal Star.

Cooper’s acquisition of the estate not only ensures that Michael Jordan’s legacy is preserved but also offers the opportunity for a new chapter in the mansion’s story. The home, with its rich history and connection to one of the greatest basketball players of all time, will remain a symbol of success, excellence, and luxury.

John Cooper, a Chicago-area real estate executive who grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska, told his hometown newspaper he's hosted several guests since buying the Hall of Famer's mansion Dec. 10 for $9.5 million.

A partner of a Lincolnwood-based real estate firm purchased Bulls great’s ultra-customized home on the North Shore at a huge discount.

A former NBA player and real estate investor purchased Jordan's Chicago estate after over a decade on the market

Michael Jordan’s iconic Chicago mansion is off the market. A Lincoln native is the new owner, and he got the keys just after his 42nd birthday.

New details have emerged on the person who purchased the luxurious mansion that belonged to Bulls legend Michael Jordan.