Charles Barkley, the retired NBA icon and current TNT television analyst, earned an estimated net worth of $80 million from his decorated NBA career and his work as a sports analyst.
During his successful NBA career, Charles earned roughly $40 million. His NBA career saw him playing for the Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns, and Houston Rockets.
The sports analyst’s peak salary year was 1999 when he earned $9 million with the Rockets.
Later, after his retirement, Charles’s net worth through his work as a sports commentator. Allegedly, he procures an annual salary of $10 million for hosting “Inside the NBA” on TNT.
Likewise, several endorsements and collaborations added to his already hefty net value. He landed a brand endorsement with Nike, T-Mobile, and McDonald’s.
On top of that, he recently signed a 10-year, $100 million contract extension with the network.
His journey from a small-town kid in Leeds, Alabama, to becoming one of the coveted power forwards in NBA history is nothing short of inspiring.
Speaking of his assets, Charles has a curated collection of cars and sophisticated mansions with massive worth.
Charles Barkley Has Several Luxurious Properties, Including a $5 Million Worth Scottsdale Mansion!
The retired basketball player Charles Barkley owned a luxury midtown condo worth $716,500. He reportedly bought it for $560000.
He had a $700K home in Sugar Land, Texas. Two years after his retirement as a player, Charles sold the property.
Originally constructed in 1994, the property runs at 17,000 sq. feet of land. It contains several eye-catching features, including master bed suites with luxurious baths and more.
Similarly, in the late 1990s, the former basketball player bought a 6,000-square-foot sophisticated mansion in Gainey Ranch, Scottsdale, Arizona, for 2.2 million.
His Arizona property is now valued at $5 million, situated on more than 2 acres of land.
The property has a garage with space for 8 cars, a swimming pool, a basketball putting green, tennis courts, and lots of lush trees.
He is one of five celebrities, along with Kurt Warner, Bret Michaels, and others, to reside in Scottsdale’s luxury home.
The 61 year-old sports analyst has a luxury multi-family apartment in Swanky Buckhead, Atlanta, worth at least $359,000 annually.
The area has the highest concentration of upscale shopping boutiques nationwide, with over 1,500 retail units.
Charles took a commendable step to support his hometown of Leeds, Alabama. He had planned to build affordable housing in their hometown using funds selling his NBA memorabilia.
He planned to sell his NBA memorabilia, including his 1993 NBA MVP trophy and 1996 Olympic gold medal, to fund affordable housing projects.
Talking to WJOX 94.5, Charles revealed that he wants to contribute to his community, saying:
I don’t think I have to walk around with my gold medal or my MVP trophy for people to know I’m Charles Barkley, so I’m going to sell all that crap.
Barkley believes his identity doesn’t rely on these items and wants to use the proceeds to create positive change in his community. This effort speaks highly of his commitment to giving back to his community.
Charles Barkley Has a Curated Collection of Cars Total Worth $497,000!
In addition to his luxury residence, Charles Barkley boasts an incredible collection of luxury cars.
The curated collection includes a 1988 Porsche 944 Turbo, a 2011 Lincoln Navigator, a 2020 Lincoln Navigator L Black Label, a 2022 Audi A4, a 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E, and a 2011 Lincoln Navigator.
Charles bought his most expensive 2011 Bentley Continental sports car for $267,000.
Similarly, the retired professional basketball player bought his 2022 Audi A4 for around $51,995 and 2020 Lincoln Navigator L Black Label for $88,299.
Charles bought his SUV, a 2011 Lincoln Navigator, at $15,530. Likewise, his 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E cost him at least $43,995.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Charles Barley and his wife, Maureen, have a daughter named Christiana Barley, a journalist and senior account manager.
- Born in Leeds, Alabama, Charles played collegiate basketball for the Auburn Tigers.
