What’s more, the harsh reality is that the Heat — whose strong interest in Antetokounmpo is widely known — can access a treasure trove of first-rounders (up to four) in the summer and should thus incentivize Golden State to seize this current moment.

One anonymous NBA executive reportedly said he would not be willing to trade Scottie Barnes in exchange for Giannis Antetokounmpo.

According to CoStar, the “Greek Freak” acquired the property through his family-owned-and-run company, Ante, which paid over $21 million for the apartment building. The building, Harmony Apartments, was completed in 2024 and is a four-story complex with 56 units.