In a significant move that underscores his rising stature in Major League Baseball, Juan Soto has acquired a luxurious $25 million mansion in Beverly Hills.
This acquisition not only reflects Soto’s success on the field but also his growing influence off it.
Despite being across the country from where he is currently employed, Soto has decided that he would like his off seasons to be spent in the sunshine of LA.
The property, situated in one of Los Angeles’ most prestigious neighborhoods in the hills, offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of one of baseball’s brightest stars.
Now In 2nd place for the highest yearly average salary in MLB history and the largest total contract value of all time, its unlikely that Soto stops with just this luxurious residence.
If Soto has a solid investment and money management team around him then he should be looking to put roughly 20%-30% of his yearly contract into property investments.
Whether this is personal estates or commercial establishments, over the lifetime of his contract with the New York Mets, he has the ability to invest ~$180M+ in real estate over the next decade and a half.
Let’s take a look a deeper look into this Beverly Hills Mansion.
Property Overview
The mansion spans over 11,000 square feet and boasts nine bedrooms, multiple fireplaces, and a stunning pool with a cascading waterfall.
Designed with opulence in mind, the estate features expansive living spaces, a state-of-the-art home theater, and meticulously landscaped grounds. Its location in the 90210 zip code places it among the elite in Beverly Hills real estate.
It is no doubt that the Mets superstar was looking to live where the stars live and enter a community that is of people with just as much, if not more money than him.
Once you enter the level of financial freedom and have gained the fame that the Dominican has at his young age of only 26, you have the ability to look for homes where few others can.
Significance of the Purchase
This purchase comes on the heels of Soto’s record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets.
The decision to invest in a Beverly Hills property signifies Soto’s commitment to establishing a long-term presence in California.
Why he wants to lose more money in income tax than anywhere else besides where he plays, is beyond any guess I could give.
The weather beaches are indeed beautiful in SoCal, but Nevada is a short road trip to tax haven.
The mansion also seems to be a slight flex that when you reach the status that Soto has, you no longer need to act poor.
Everyone knows he’s got it like that.
Luxury Real Estate
Soto’s investment mirrors a growing trend among professional athletes investing in high-end real estate.
Such properties often serve as both personal residences and strategic assets, offering privacy, security, and long-term value appreciation.
For athletes like Soto, these homes are not just about luxury and privacy, they represent a tangible reward for years of dedication and success.
Also, when an athlete retires, unless they enter media or start a business quickly, they are likely going to be without a paycheck for a while.
Yes, most pro athletes make more money in 5-10 years than 95% of anyone else in the world ever will but, there is a reason over 70% of athletes lose it all within five years of retirement.
Big Acquisitions
Juan Soto’s acquisition of a $25 million mansion in Beverly Hills is more than just a real estate transaction; it’s a testament to his success and a strategic move in his personal and professional life.
As athletes continue to make significant investments in luxury properties, Soto’s purchase sets a new benchmark for success and lifestyle in the world of sports.
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Credits
Written by: Aidan Anderson
Research and Analysis: Apostle Sports Media LLC
Sources: Spotrac, Sportico, Fox Sports, MLB database, MLBPA CBA, CA.gov, NFLPA CBA of 2020, California Dept of Revenue, LA Times, APSM Proprietary Analysis.
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Disclaimer: This article contains general financial information for educational purposes and does not constitute as professional advice.
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