Devin Booker House: Where Does He Live in Paradise Valley?

NBA star Devin Booker lives in Paradise Valley, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix, in a single-story home that Architectural Digest toured in 2022 and that is reported to have been bought in 2019. Much of what circulates about the Devin Booker house actually comes from his first Paradise Valley home, bought for $3.25 million in 2017 and sold for $3.45 million in 2020, so the price and size attached to his current place are often borrowed from it. This guide separates what is documented about both homes from what has simply been repeated.

Quick Facts

Full Name	Devin Armani Booker
Born	October 30, 1996
Birthplace	Grand Rapids, Michigan
Age	29 (as of 2026)
Position	Shooting guard
Current Team	Phoenix Suns (No. 15 from the 2026-27 season; No. 1 before)
Draft	2015, first round, No. 13 overall
Contract	Under contract through 2029-30 (July 2025 extension)
Home Base	Paradise Valley, Arizona (suburb of Phoenix)
Documented Homes	Paradise Valley home bought in 2017 and sold in 2020; second Paradise Valley home, reported in 2019

Who Is Devin Booker?

Devin Booker is a shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns. He was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, played one season at Kentucky, and went 13th overall to Phoenix in the 2015 draft. He helped the Suns reach the 2021 NBA Finals, became the franchise’s all-time leading scorer in February 2025, and has won two Olympic gold medals with Team USA.

1. Devin Booker House: The Single-Story Home in Paradise Valley

Location	Paradise Valley, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix
Purchase	Reported 2019, from his brother, per Architectural Digest (price not confirmed)
Size	Not confirmed (reports range from about 5,000 to 8,817 sq ft)
Status	Believed to be his current home; no sale or listing found

What the Home Looks Like

In February 2022, Architectural Digest published a tour of the house, and Hypebeast’s recap of the tour describes a contemporary single-story home that looks toward the Phoenix Mountains Preserve. Clements Design, an AD100 firm, worked on it with Karan Brady Interiors, and the furniture was sized for guests close to seven feet tall. Vintage armchairs from Lucca Antiques sit around a custom walnut games table in the rec room; the old gaming room became a home office built around a 1950s desk, and a James Turrell LED wall sculpture hangs in the dining room. The tour also showed a wall of sneakers, mostly Converse and Nike Dunks, and a multi-room garage with vintage cars that include a 1959 Chevrolet Impala and a 1970 Chevy K5 Blazer.

How He Came to Own It

Sportskeeda, citing Architectural Digest, says Booker bought the house in 2019 from his brother, Davon Wade, a real estate broker. The same page repeats how Booker described the approach to the magazine: the front looks plain, and the pool, the yard, and the connected rooms only appear once you are inside. No deed record, price, or closing date for the 2019 purchase turned up in our search. The $3.2 million figure many sites attach to this house first appeared in 2017 coverage of his earlier home, which Section 4 explains.

Key Features

• Contemporary single-story design with views of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve
• Interiors by Clements Design with Karan Brady Interiors
• Custom furniture sized for very tall guests
• Rec room with a walnut games table and a home office that used to be a gaming room
• LED wall sculpture in the dining room and a wall of sneakers
• Multi-room garage for his vintage car collection

2. The First Paradise Valley Home (2017 to 2020)

Location	Paradise Valley, Arizona
Purchase Price	$3.25 million (May 2017, per Maricopa County Assessor records cited by KTAR)
Size	5,590 sq ft; four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
Status	Sold in October 2020 for $3.45 million

Bought in 2017

KTAR reported in June 2017 that Booker paid $3.25 million for the house, citing The Arizona Republic. It had been delisted at $3.475 million. The listing described 5,590 square feet with four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms on an acre, with a pool, a private spa, exercise space and a four-car garage, in what was then the newest subdivision in Paradise Valley.

Listed in 2020, Sold at a Gain

Booker listed the house that February for $4.195 million and cut the price twice before selling it in October 2020 for $3.45 million, KTAR said. That was $200,000 more than he paid, and the purchase had come about a year before he signed a five-year, $158 million extension with the Suns. The Los Angeles Times described a whitewashed, minimalist home built in 2016, with wood accents, glass walls, an indoor-outdoor great room, a dining room with wine storage, a theater room and an office, and a covered patio with a fireplace opening to a fountain-fed pool and spa.

Key Features

• Built in 2016, 5,590 sq ft on about an acre
• Four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms
• Dining room with wine storage and a theater room
• Pool, private spa, and a four-car garage

3. Where Does Devin Booker Live in 2026?

Location	Paradise Valley, Arizona, about 15 miles northeast of the Suns’ arena (address private)
Team	Phoenix Suns, heading into his 12th season
Contract	Under contract through 2029-30
Status	No sale, listing or new purchase found

Still in Phoenix

KJZZ reported on October 1, 2026, that Booker will wear No. 15 this season, after wearing No. 1 for his whole Phoenix career, to honor his father, Melvin Booker. The Suns open the preseason on October 5 and the regular season on October 21 in Portland.

Signed Through 2030

In July 2025, Booker agreed to a two-year, $145 million extension, and Sports Illustrated’s Suns site noted that it keeps him under contract until 2030, when he will be 33. It came on top of the four-year, $220.44 million deal he was already playing under.

What Is Not Public

The street, the neighborhood, the price, and the size of his current home are not public in anything we could verify, so this guide keeps to the town. Some competing pages also list a Phoenix condo and a Flagstaff retreat. We found no listing, deed report, or news story for either.

Key Features

• Based in Paradise Valley since at least 2022, per Architectural Digest’s tour
• No. 15 jersey from the 2026-27 season
• Contract runs through 2029-30
• Address, price, and size of the current home are undisclosed

4. Specifics That Don’t Line Up

Booker’s two homes have been blended together in a lot of write-ups. Here is where the numbers split and how each one is handled.

• The $3.2 million figure. ABC15 reported it on July 26, 2017, for a 5,000-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bath home Booker had just bought, with a four-car garage, wine storage, an exercise room, a pool, and a spa. Sportskeeda and other pages later attach the same numbers to the home he reportedly bought in 2019. Nothing we found shows the 2019 price, so we leave it out.
• 5,000 versus 5,590 square feet. AZ Big Media’s roundup of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s sales lists the first home at 5,000 square feet and four baths for $3,250,000, while KTAR’s reporting gives 5,590 square feet and 4.5 baths. We use KTAR’s figures and attribute them.
• $8.5 million and 8,817 square feet. A few sites say Booker paid $8.5 million at the end of 2019 for a six-bedroom, seven-bath home. We found no deed report, listing, or news story behind it, so it stays out.
• Swapped prices. One design roundup says he bought his first house for $3.45 million. That is the sale price. He paid $3.25 million.
• A Phoenix condo and a Flagstaff retreat. Competing pages list both with value ranges. We found no listing, deed report, or news story for either, so neither is included.
• The $10 million to $14.5 million value. Several pages put his current home in that range. No appraisal, listing, or sale supports it, so no value is stated here.
• The contract. Pages that quote only the four-year, $220.4 million deal or a single season’s salary miss the July 2025 extension that runs through 2029-30.

What Devin Booker’s Real Estate Choices Reveal

Both documented homes are in Paradise Valley, so Booker has stayed in the same suburb for his whole run as a Sun. The first purchase came in 2017, two years into his career. He sold it in 2020 for $200,000 more than he paid, but only after listing it at $4.195 million and cutting the price twice, which shows the asking price and the sale price were far apart.

The second home is documented more through design than through paper. Architectural Digest’s tour shows a house built around entertaining teammates, with furniture made for very tall guests, a games table, a bar, a garage for vintage cars, and a wall of sneakers. The paper trail for the purchase is thin, which is why so many websites filled the gap with numbers from the earlier house.

His brother Davon Wade is a real estate broker. The Los Angeles Times reported that Wade held the listing when Booker sold his first home, and Sportskeeda, citing the magazine, says Booker bought the current one from him. Family involvement in both deals is documented. The price of the second deal is not.

Conclusion

Devin Booker lives in Paradise Valley, Arizona. The only house with a full paper trail is the first one, bought for $3.25 million in 2017 and sold for $3.45 million in 2020. His current home is documented through Architectural Digest’s 2022 tour and a reported 2019 purchase, but the price, the size, and the address are not public.

Three things are worth watching. The first is whether Booker ever discloses or sells the current home. The second is whether any outlet publishes a deed record for the 2019 purchase. The third is whether the Phoenix condo and Flagstaff property that some sites list ever show up in a real source. Until then, any page quoting a price, size, or value for his current home is repeating a guess, and that is the main difference between this guide and the ones it replaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Devin Booker live?

Devin Booker lives in Paradise Valley, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix. The street and the neighborhood are not public.

How much did Devin Booker pay for his current house?

That has not been confirmed. The $3.2 million figure many sites quote first appeared in 2017 coverage of his earlier home, not the one Architectural Digest toured.

What happened to Devin Booker’s first Paradise Valley home?

He bought it for $3.25 million in May 2017, listed it for $4.195 million in February 2020, cut the price twice, and sold it in October 2020 for $3.45 million.

Does Devin Booker own more than one house?

The two homes with documentation are the Paradise Valley home he sold in 2020 and the one he reportedly bought in 2019. We found nothing verifiable for the Phoenix condo or Flagstaff property some sites list.

Who designed the interiors of Devin Booker’s home?

Clements Design, an AD100 firm, worked with Karan Brady Interiors, according to Architectural Digest’s 2022 tour.

Is Devin Booker still with the Phoenix Suns?

Yes. He is entering his 12th season, will wear No. 15 this year, and is under contract through 2029-30.

What is Devin Booker’s contract?

He was playing under a four-year, $220.44 million deal when he agreed to a two-year, $145 million extension in July 2025, which keeps him with Phoenix until 2030.

What is Devin Booker’s net worth?

No reliable source has published a verified figure. Estimates online range widely, and none is tied to a filing, so this guide does not state one. The contract numbers above are the sourced ones.

Why did Devin Booker change his jersey number?

He switched from No. 1 to No. 15 to honor his father, Melvin Booker, a star college player in the 1990s.

Is the exact address public?

No. We keep to the town, since it is a private residence.

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This article was researched and written by Adrian Cole using publicly available information from verified sources, including KTAR, the Los Angeles Times, ABC15, AZ Big Media, Hypebeast, Sportskeeda, KJZZ, and Sports Illustrated. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Devin Booker, his family, or his estate.