A house in Las Vegas that Michael Jackson once rented has sold for $3.1 million. The purchaser of the home is reportedly a fan of the King of Pop, and wanted to buy the home due to MJ's association with the property.
"The estate became famous and generated tremendous interest because of the MJ connection; in fact, the buyer is a big Michael Jackson fan," realtor Zar Zanganeh said in a statement.
According to the e-mailed statement sent out earlier this week, the house was bought by a couple with property in both California and Asia. The Las Vegas property is more than 16,000 square feet, with seven bedrooms, a tennis court, basketball court, and 20-seat theater.
The statement also indicates that the mansion is the largest piece of real estate sold in Sin City in the last year. Jackson rented the mansion in 2006-2007 when he returned from an extended trip overseas.
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