LaMelo Ball Lists Charlotte Condo for $2.6 Million
The four-bedroom Uptown unit is listed about three years after Ball bought it for $2.2 million.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Basketball
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Former Hornets guard LaMelo Ball has listed his 3,495-square-foot Charlotte condo in The Trust, Uptown, for $2.6 million. Ball paid $2.2 million for the unit in August 2023, and the listing agent is Erika Mendoza of Coldwell Banker Realty.
Why it matters
The listing follows Minnesota's July 2026 acquisition of Ball in a four-team trade, which ends his time in Charlotte. The asking price would be about $400,000 above what Ball paid, though the final sale price depends on what a buyer offers.
The listing price of $2.6 million is about $400,000 more than the $2.2 million Ball paid in August 2023 for the 3,495-square-foot unit. Ball played 72 games last season, averaging 20.1 points, 7.1 assists and 4.8 rebounds, and the final sale price remains unknown.
The players
LaMelo Ball
Ball is a professional basketball guard who spent his career with the Charlotte Hornets before being traded to Minnesota in July 2026.
Erika Mendoza
Mendoza is a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Realty who is handling the listing of Ball's Charlotte condo.
The details
The four-bedroom unit has four full bathrooms, a half bath and two assigned spots in a secured garage. Ball also owns the unit directly above, which he bought for $2.47 million in May 2024 through an LLC in an off-market deal and which is not listed for sale.
Timeline
August 2023: Ball purchased the listed condo for $2.2 million.
May 2024: Ball bought the upper unit for $2.47 million through an LLC.
July 2026: Minnesota acquired Ball in a four-team trade.
November 3, 2026: The condo listing was reported.
Roadmap
Ball signed a five-year rookie max extension with the Hornets in July 2023, one month before he bought the condo for $2.2 million. The listing now comes after his trade to Minnesota in July 2026, which ends the Charlotte chapter of his career.
Ball's departure removes him from the Hornets roster and from fantasy lineups tied to Charlotte's backcourt. Any change in his Minnesota role will affect how his scoring and assist numbers project for the coming season.
The takeaway
High-profile athletes often buy and sell property on short timelines, and asking prices can differ widely from what a buyer ultimately pays. Readers tracking the condo should watch the sale record, which will show the final price.
Further reading
For more on the Hornets and their players, see Charlotte Basketball.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.
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