Dirk Werner Nowitzki | $5.75 Million | Preston Hollow
Dirk Nowitzki is a world-renowned former professional basketball player from Germany who spent his entire NBA career with the Dallas Mavericks. Widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, he's also considered among the most outstanding power forwards in NBA history. An undisputed legend, Nowitzki racked up numerous accolades, including multiple All-Star selections, an MVP award, and an NBA championship.
Beyond his on-court successes, Nowitzki earned millions through endorsement deals and his salary with the Dallas Mavericks. So, it's hardly surprising that after retiring, he snagged a luxurious estate in Preston Hollow. Reportedly, the former NBA star shelled out $5.75 million for his lavish Texan home, which boasts four bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and three fireplaces. The property also features a large outdoor pool, a pool house, an indoor pool, and many other luxurious amenities.
Thomas Müller | $1.4 Million | Munich, Germany
Thomas Müller, a professional footballer, plays for both Bayern Munich and the German national team. The versatile player operates either as a striker or as an attacking midfielder and is known for his impressive consistency as a goal scorer and assist provider. Müller first gained prominence in the 2009-2010 season when Louis van Gaal became coach at Bayern. He set a new Bundesliga record with 21 assists in a season.
In 2010, he became part of the German national team and scored five goals in six games at the World Cup, helping Germany to third place. For his outstanding performance, he received the Golden Boot and was named Best Young Player of the Tournament. Müller acquired a house on a hill in Munich, estimated to be worth around $1.4 million, but exact details about the property are unknown.
