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Matt Holliday Lists Paradise Valley Estate for $11.6 Million

Matt Holliday listed his newly built Paradise Valley, Arizona, estate for $11.6 million after buying it earlier in 2026, but the feed provides few details.

A luxury desert home balances on a baseball above turning calendar pages, symbolizing Holliday's quick resale.
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Summary

On November 2, 2026, retired Major League Baseball star and World Series champion Matt Holliday listed his newly built Paradise Valley, Arizona, estate for $11.6 million. He purchased the property earlier in 2026, only months before deciding to sell.

The limited feed disclosed no purchase price, property specifications, listing agent, reason for selling or transaction terms. Holliday's potential gain or loss and the basis for the $11.6 million valuation therefore cannot be determined from the available source.

Positives

  • The $11.6 million asking price provides prospective buyers with a defined starting valuation.
  • The Paradise Valley estate was newly built when Holliday purchased it earlier in 2026.
  • Holliday's ownership and the property's Paradise Valley, Arizona, location are clearly identified.

Risks & concerns

  • The estate returned to market only months after Holliday purchased it, and the feed gives no reason for the quick resale.
  • The undisclosed purchase price prevents calculation of Holliday's potential gain, loss or asking-price markup.
  • The limited feed omits property specifications, listing representation and transaction terms needed for a fuller valuation assessment.
Primary sourceMarketWatch.com - Top Storieshttps://www.marketwatch.com/story/retired-world-series-champ-matt-holliday-lists-11-6-million-arizona-estate-he-bought-months-ago-a48b6a9b?mod=mw_rss_topstories
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