Tyreek Hill is making headlines again, but this time it’s not for burning defenders on a football field. No, it’s real estate season, and let’s just say, the price tag is doing sprints of its own.
Tyreek has reportedly put his Florida mansion on the market for a casual $7.7 million. Yes, million as in, “you might need to sell a kidney, your neighbor’s kidney, and maybe a small island” type of money.
Now here’s where it gets interesting. This comes weeks after his situation with the Miami Dolphins went left. Reports say the Dolphins basically cut him off, and suddenly, Tyreek Hill is out here like, “You know what else needs to go? This house.”
Hill, 31, put the sprawling nine-bedroom, 9.5-bathroom residence in Southwest Ranches, FL, on the market for $7.7 million on March 19, almost a month to the day after he was cut by the Dolphins, becoming a free agent for the upcoming season.
Despite his agonizing ACL injury, Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has confirmed his client’s intent to play in 2026, meaning he will now seek out any team looking to add a wide receiver to their roster—and could, in theory, end up anywhere in the U.S.
“He absolutely is on track for the start of the regular season,” Rosenhaus said during a recent interview with ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith. “In talking to Tyreek, our focus is on him getting back to 100%. I spoke to his doctors recently. He’s on point to be ready for the season.”
Dolphins have let Tyreek go and he’s also letting the mansion go. That’s interesting!
Built in 2007, the European-style, 9,326-square-foot abode features seven beds and 7.5 baths. It features a grand motor court and a front entry with columns.
The main level includes a home gym, wood-paneled office, and an open kitchen, which is adjacent to a family room. There’s also a formal living room, which, according to Hill’s YouTube video, will soon be tricked out with a shark tank.
The main-floor primary suite features a luxe bathroom with a soaking tub, glass shower, and dual vanities. The suite comes with access to the pool and grounds.
At the end of the day, whether this is a strategic move or just a “new chapter” moment, one thing is clear—Tyreek Hill is not doing anything halfway.
If he’s leaving, he’s leaving big. Now the real question is: who’s buying?
If you’ve got $7.7 million just sitting around, congratulations. You might be one showing away from living like Tyreek.
