Kevin Durant Former Oklahoma City Townhouse Listed $35 as Marketing Ploy

Kevin Durant's former Oklahoma City townhouse, where he lived during his Thunder years, has been listed with a symbolic price of $35 to attract attention and spark a bidding war. The luxury 3,904-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bath property includes unique features tailored to Durant's stature, such as an extra-tall glass shower and a long soaking tub, and retains much of his furniture and artwork, making it a mini-museum for fans. The $35 price tag is a marketing tactic by listing agent Ieasha Larkpor, meant to generate interest from basketball enthusiasts, and the owner expects final bids to approach the million-dollar range. Durant originally bought two adjoining townhomes in 2012 for $1.76 million and sold this unit in 2017 for $1.15 million after moving to the Golden State Warriors. Durant remains a beloved figure in Oklahoma City, having won the 2014 NBA MVP and led the Thunder to the NBA Finals in 2012, and he is now focusing on his career with the Houston Rockets. The townhouse listing has already attracted numerous offers, highlighting the lasting appeal of Durant's legacy in the city.