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Usher sells another Atlanta home, this time for less than $1M

April 26, 2019

Usher has sold yet another Atlanta home; it’s his third sale in about a year.

This time it was his three-bedroom, three-bath house not far from Mercedes-Benz Stadium, TMZ reported.

Usher Raymond IV, who moved to Atlanta with his family at age 12, bought the house in June 2007 for $970,000. He decided to sell it about a year and a half ago, which would be before he filed for divorce from his second wife, Grace Miguel.

» Usher files for divorce from Grace Miguel

The new owner of the 2,908-square-foot house appears to have gotten a good deal. In addition to its location and size, the house has a “sick rooftop deck,” according to a TMZ report. And the selling price was just $775,000.

The singer/songwriter sold his 8,022-square-foot Alpharetta home, first bought in 1998 from the legendary music executive L.A. Reid, in July 2018.

» Usher sells Alpharetta mansion with climate-controlled treehouse, yoga studio for $1.5M

That mansion in an exclusive gated community — which featured seven bedrooms, eight and 1/2 bathrooms, a climate-controlled treehouse, a private dance studio and a yoga studio — fetched a cool $1.5 million. He reportedly paid $1.2 million for that home.

The third home was listed in March 2018 when he put his 4,261-square-foot home — situated right behind the famed Chateau Marmont on the Sunset strip — on the market for $4.2 million. It sold in November for $3.3 million, Variety reported.

Usher Raymond’s Roswell mansion
Usher Raymond’s Roswell mansion

This is not the first time the singer has lost money in the real estate game, Variety reported. In 2007, he paid $3.04 million for an almost 13,000-square-foot Roswell mansion that he sold in late 2013 for just $2.2 million.

» Photos: Usher through the years

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Nancy Clanton is a lead producer for The AJC's platforms team, but also writes stories about health, travel, events and entertainment. A native of Knoxville and graduate of the University of Tennessee, she has worked at the AJC for 24 years.

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