Tyreek Hill’s Southwest Ranches mansion is back in the spotlight with a $7.7 million asking price. The latest twist is the listing itself: after being removed in August, the South Florida property returned to the market in September 2026. Its long list of amenities makes the home memorable, but the price remains an invitation to buyers rather than evidence of a completed sale.
A fresh chapter in the listing
Realtor.com’s September 24, 2026 report says the property reappeared about a month after being withdrawn, with new listing photographs. The original 2026 listing began in March. The return matters because a removed listing, a relisting, and a closed transaction are separate events.
Yahoo Sports’ September 27 account reports that Hill bought the property for $6.9 million in 2022. The current asking price is $800,000 higher. That spread should not be read as a projected profit: improvements, ownership expenses, and selling costs would all affect the final result.
Room for more than football
The property is reported at 9,326 square feet on 2.28 acres. Its amenities include a heated pool and spa, basketball court, putting green, home gym, theater, two guesthouses, and a four-car garage. The photos below show some of the spaces that make this an athlete’s retreat, from wood-finished interiors to extensive outdoor recreation areas.
What a luxury buyer has to weigh
A pool, court, and putting green make a strong first impression. They also make the property a specific lifestyle choice. The next owner has to value the location, the room count, the upkeep, and the way the spaces work together. Celebrity ownership brings attention; an offer still depends on the buyer’s own priorities.
The house has returned to the market during a period of change in Hill’s football career. A home listing alone does not establish where he will play next or why he chose a particular selling strategy. For this story, the real-estate facts are clear: a $7.7 million relisting, substantial grounds, and a sale outcome that remains to be confirmed.
Inside the home: A photo tour
