WSJ News Exclusive | Former Under Armour CEO Lands $17.25 Million for Washington, D.C., Home

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Former Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank’s Washington, D.C., home, which first hit the market for $29.5 million in 2018, has sold for $17.25 million

Former Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank has sold his historic home in Washington, D.C., to an unknown buyer for $17.25 million, down from its original $29.5 million asking price in 2018, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.

A Federal-style brick house located in the tony Georgetown neighborhood, the property dates back roughly two centuries and spans about 12,200 square feet with seven bedrooms.

 

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Sadly, it isnt as bad as the drop in the stock price of UA

This is the capitalism problem. 1% get a roof worth of Millions, the other 99% barely makes living means having to pay mortgage for 30 years. And the exCEO gets $17M, while over 30M have no food on the table! God will punish our land if we don't wake up!

I bought it.

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I love old row houses

I just think of how long it would take to clean 🧽 that’s a no for me

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