Jason Kidd Lands a Buyer for $5.35M Lincoln Square Condo

The last time we heard about former Brooklyn Nets coach Jason Kidd, it was in 2014, and he was headed out of town to take a head coaching gig for the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks. That job lasted just three and a half seasons, until Kidd was abruptly fired in January 2018 for producing a subpar record.

Now, news comes from the New York Post that the former star NBA player (Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks) has found a buyer for his Lincoln Square condo.

Kidd initially listed his 4-bed, 4.5-bath apartment for the odd price of $5,999,999 in December 2017. In March, it took a price cut to $5,350,000. The final sale price is not yet known, but Kidd originally bought the condo for $4,270,000 in 2012.

The 2,755-square-foot apartment is located in the amenity-rich building the Aldyn, where there is no shortage of perks, including a full-size basketball court (naturally), a two-lane bowling alley, and a generously sized lap pool.

A huge portion of Kidd’s apartment has floor-to-ceiling windows that give tremendous views of the Hudson River and of course, New Jersey — where the point guard spent many years playing for the Nets in East Rutherford, before the team’s move to Brooklyn in 2012.