Young Thug is the latest celebrity to invest in South Florida real estate.
The Grammy-winning rapper has reportedly purchased a newly built mansion in Cooper City for $5 million, according to property records and real estate reports. The transaction was recorded in Broward County on July 8 and identifies the buyer as 3611 Trustee LLC, a Florida company managed by Thug and his longtime manager, music executive Geoffrey Ogunlesi.
The purchase appears to have been made without financing, as no mortgage was recorded with the sale, suggesting the property was acquired in an all-cash transaction. Located in Cooper City, the modern estate spans approximately 6,000 square feet on a two-acre lot and features seven bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms.
The massive home was just completed earlier this year after first being listed while under construction with an $8 million asking price. It later returned to the market in May for just under $6 million before ultimately selling for $5 million. Broward County records list Golden Arrow Import & Export LLC as the seller, while the developers previously acquired the vacant lot in 2018 for $420,000.
The listing was represented by Compass agents Alan Perez, Andrew Roopchand and Matthew Dugow of the Chad Carroll Group, while Jordan Karp of Jordan Karp LLC represented Thug in the transaction.
The purchase comes less than two years after Young Thug secured his release in the long-running YSL racketeering case. In late 2024, he accepted a negotiated plea that included one gang-related charge, three drug charges and two firearm charges, along with no-contest pleas to two additional counts. After spending more than 900 days in jail, he was sentenced to time served and placed on 15 years of probation.
While many celebrities purchasing homes in South Florida gravitate toward waterfront communities, Young Thug joins a growing number choosing larger estates farther west. Last year, Adin Ross purchased a 10-acre estate in nearby Davie for $25.5 million.
