Jordan Clarkson’s 10,106-square-foot Texas mansion hits the market for $7.5 million in 2026(Getty)
JClarkson Enterprises LLC borrowed $3.78 million from City National Bank for the acquisition, according to the Express-News. That was the reported loan amount, not confirmation of what Clarkson paid for the house. The half basketball court is one of its defining features. Clarkson can shoot at home without leaving the property, while the indoor theater offers stadium-style seating and a hardwood concession counter. A separate game room gives the house another entertainment area, and a wine lounge provides a dedicated space for drinks and hosting guests. The property also has an elevator connecting its levels. One figure from that transaction should not be mistaken for the purchase price. The public reporting does not establish the final purchase price, so it is not possible to calculate his profit or loss from the current listing.
In June 2026, while preparing to face San Antonio in the NBA Finals with the New York Knicks, Clarkson spoke about the memories he had of the team’s title celebrations. I would sneak around there,” Clarkson said during NBA Finals media availability on June 2, 2026. The listing itself offers the clearest details: a 10,106-square-foot property in The Dominion, a private basketball court, a theater, an infinity-edge pool and a detached casita, all offered at $7.5 million.
Clarkson has not said that his memories of San Antonio influenced the sale, and there is no confirmed explanation for his plans for the house.
“I was definitely that kid,” he added. It’s a great experience,” he said. The property is in the city where Clarkson attended Karen J. Wagner High School. He grew up watching the Spurs during their championship years, long before he entered the NBA. “My stepmom worked at the Westin, so I would see the parades through the hotel balconies and stuff. He recalled that visiting NBA teams stayed at the downtown hotel, giving him opportunities to take pictures with players and ask for autographs. Clarkson also recalled how the city came alive during the Spurs’ Finals appearances. “Around to see this energy and see how alive the city comes when the Spurs are in the Finals and winning championships. That hometown history is separate from the real estate decision.