BlogHere at VGT, we love tennis, and an Olympics Summer is like getting an extra major tournament! The men’s singles medal matches begin today in what should be some of the most exciting competition of the Paris games. The tennis has been played at Roland Garros, the annual site of the French Open.
The favorite to win gold in Paris is Serbian great Novak Djokovic. Having already defeated his old rival Rafael Nadal earlier in the tournament, he should be primed to take on any competitor.
Novak Djokovic has a net worth of $240 million, with $184 million in career winnings and additional revenue from endorsement deals with brands such as Mercedes-Benz and Lacoste. Of course, his real estate portfolio is extremely impressive.
Marbella, Spain
Novak Djokovic’s primary residence since 2020 is this nine-bedroom, eight-bathroom Moroccan-style mansion in Spain. This house has been featured on his social media and stands out due to its marble floors, crystal chandeliers, Turkish bath, indoor gym, and tennis court. He bought this property for $10 million.
Monte Carlo
Before moving to Spain, Djokovic primarily spent his time in Monaco, near the pro tennis hotspot Monte Carlo Country Club. This high-rise condo has a prime location with beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and notoriously friendly tax laws.
Serbia
Djokovic picked up this penthouse apartment in his native Serbia for $675,000 in 2018. The lavish 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom property overlooks Lake Pavlovac near the town of Irig.
New York City
Novak Djokovic has also invested in property stateside, having previously owned luxury condos in Miami Beach. He currently owns two units in SoHo’s 565 Broome building. Each unit is over 2,000 square feet. Though they are not connected they are on the same floor!
Check in with VGT throughout the Olympics! We’ll be featuring more Olympians and their luxurious homes throughout the event.
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