Embiid, who was selected third overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 2014 NBA Draft, was sidelined for the initial two seasons of his professional career due to a severe foot injury. Embiid, however, decided to collaborate with real estate agent John Bolaris to lease a condominium at Two Liberty Place, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, once he had recovered from his foot injury. The rookie was obligated to make a monthly payment of $9,000 to the Sixers at that time.

The condominium features a living space of 2,750 square feet and is valued at $2.1 million. Three bedrooms and four bathrooms are present. Additionally, the condominium features a kitchen, a comfortable sofa for Embiid to watch television, and a spacious dining area.

The condominium also features a liquor storage area and an Oriental Station that can easily accommodate the six-time All-Star broiled duck. Beyond the aforementioned amenities, the lodging at Embiid, situated twenty stories above the city, provides an unparalleled vantage point of Philadelphia.

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It is unsurprising that Embiid, who is presently regarded as one of the best centers in the NBA, can maintain an extravagant lifestyle. Five years after moving into the 2,750-square-foot condominium, Embiid executed a contract extension worth $148 million over the same period of time. Embiid signed a four-year, $196 million contract extension subsequent to the expiration of the initial agreement, which later proved to be even more lucrative. Celebrity Net Worth estimates that Embiid is worth $35 million.

However, Embiid made the decision to allocate his funds towards the acquisition of a residence for his parents in Cameroon. Eminid, in contrast to the prevailing sentiment among NBA superstars, does not aspire to accumulate wealth via the acquisition of luxury items, sports vehicles, mansions, or jewelry. Nevertheless, the NBA legend devotes all of his resources solely to his video games and television screen. Given the modest size of his residence, Embiid should be able to feel comfortable and secure in his condo at Two Liberty Place in Philadelphia.