Andre Agassi Sells Summerlin Property for $18 Million

Tennis icon Andre Agassi has successfully sold a prime piece of land in Las Vegas for an impressive sum. The property, located in the exclusive Summit Club, sold for $18.15 million, as confirmed by Agassi’s brother and listing agent, Phillip Agassi. The transaction closed last month, with the buyer remaining undisclosed, utilizing multiple limited-liability companies to complete the purchase.
Details of the Property Sale
The sold homesite covers 1.8 acres and is situated off Town Center Drive, south of Flamingo Road, within the luxurious Summerlin community. This area is known for its opulent mansions and has attracted high-profile buyers, including actor Mark Wahlberg. Agassi, who purchased the site in 2018 for $6.5 million, made a significant profit by selling it for nearly three times his initial investment.
The Summit Club Amenities
- Luxury clubhouse
- 18-hole golf course with comfort stations
- An “Outdoor Pursuits” team to assist residents
- Guard-gated security with advanced surveillance systems
Agassi initially intended to construct a grand residence on the property but has opted to downsize as his family dynamic changes. Although the site offers ample space and breathtaking views of both the Las Vegas skyline and nearby mountains, Agassi never submitted any development plans.
Buyer’s Identity Remains a Mystery
While the exact identity of the new owner is not disclosed, the property was acquired through a limited-liability company associated with the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education. Public records show links to two individuals, but their professional affiliations lack clarity regarding the buyer’s identity.
The address listed for the new owner corresponds to a Postal Etc. store in Las Vegas, which further complicates the tracing of ownership. Phillip Agassi and Brady Luxury Homes declined to reveal any details about the buyer, emphasizing the privacy surrounding the transaction.
Agassi’s Legacy
Throughout his illustrious career, Andre Agassi earned eight major singles championships and an Olympic gold medal, amassing over $31 million in prize money. This sale highlights his ongoing investment acumen as he navigates the real estate landscape in his hometown.
The Summit Club remains a premier destination for affluent individuals seeking luxury living paired with a community-oriented lifestyle. With ongoing sales activity and market interest, it’s clear that Las Vegas continues to attract discerning buyers.




