Where Does Alonzo Mourning Live in Florida? His Pinecrest Home and the Gables Estates Mansion
September 21, 2026 · 8 min read · By Onias Derilus, Broker
Alonzo Mourning and his wife Tracy paid $4.5 million for a gated six-bedroom home in Pinecrest in late 2012 after listing their 13,000-square-foot Gables Estates mansion, which they had bought for $12.75 million in 2005. Here is what reporting says about both homes and what Pinecrest and Coral Gables cost today.
Where does Alonzo Mourning live? The Miami Heat Hall of Famer lives in Pinecrest, the village of large lots and old trees in southern Miami-Dade County. He and his wife, Tracy, bought a gated six-bedroom home there for $4.5 million in late 2012, per HuffPost and Haute Residence. Before that they owned a 13,000-square-foot waterfront mansion in Gables Estates, the guarded Coral Gables enclave, which they listed for as much as $14.5 million. Here is what public reporting says about both homes and the market around them.
Key takeaways
- Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County: a two-story gated home on nearly an acre, built in 2008, with a two-bedroom guest house and a pool.
- Reported price and year: $4.5 million in late 2012, per HuffPost, citing the Daily Business Review, and Haute Residence.
- The home before it: an eight-bedroom bayfront mansion in Gables Estates, bought for $12.75 million in 2005 and listed at $14.5 million in 2011 and $13.9 million in 2012.
- The market around it: Pinecrest had about 170 homes for sale at a median list price near $5.1 million in our MLS feed as of September 2026.
Where does Alonzo Mourning live in Florida?
Mourning has been in Miami since 1995, when the Heat traded for him, and he never left. After retiring in 2009 he joined the team's front office as vice president of player programs, and he and Tracy built the Mourning Family Foundation and the Overtown Youth Center in the city. A public high school in North Miami carries both their names. Few athletes are as tied to one place.
For most of his playing career and the years after, home was Gables Estates. The Miami New Times and Haute Living reported in 2011 that the couple had listed their waterfront mansion there for $14.5 million. They had bought it in 2005 for $12.75 million. By late 2012 the asking price had dropped to $13.9 million, per HuffPost.
The move came in the fall of 2012. HuffPost, citing the Daily Business Review, reported that the Mournings paid $4.5 million for a home in Pinecrest, and Haute Residence dated the deal to November 2012. Trulia covered the same downsizing in January 2013. Pinecrest is a 15-minute drive south of Coral Gables, with similar lot sizes and a quieter, more suburban feel.
Pure Equity does not publish private addresses. We name the village and nothing more. Our Pinecrest city page shows what is on the market there, and the Gables Estates community page covers the enclave he left.
Inside the reported Pinecrest home
HuffPost gave the best description of the Pinecrest house. It is a two-story gated home on nearly an acre, built in 2008, with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. The grounds include a two-bedroom guest house, a pool with a hidden hot tub and a flagstone lounging area. Haute Residence carried the same $4.5 million figure. That is a big house by most standards, but it is a step down from the 13,000-square-foot Gables Estates home.
No sale has been reported since. The Mournings have kept a low profile on real estate, and the Pinecrest house has not appeared on the market under their names. As of September 2026, it is the only Florida home on the public record for them.
Pinecrest suits the family's public work. The Overtown Youth Center and the Heat's arena are both a straight shot north on U.S. 1, and the village's schools are among the county's best. Mourning has not spoken about the move in interviews we could find, so we leave the reasons to the pattern.
The Gables Estates mansion he sold
The Coral Gables house is the one most people picture. The Miami New Times described a 13,000-square-foot Mediterranean mansion built in 2004 with eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms on the bay in Gables Estates. Haute Living's 2011 coverage showed a two-story house with a long pool along the water, a dock and a lawn that ran to Biscayne Bay.
The listing history is on the record. They asked $14.5 million in October 2011 and $13.9 million by October 2012. The final sale price and date did not appear in the coverage we reviewed, so we do not guess at them. What is clear is that they bought at $12.75 million in 2005, near the top of that cycle, and listed after the 2008 downturn. That timing explains a long marketing period.
Gables Estates is a guarded community of about 200 waterfront lots at the southern edge of Coral Gables. Pat Riley lived there for 16 years before selling in 2012, the same year the Mournings moved. Today the enclave's bayfront lots trade in the tens of millions.
Why Alonzo Mourning chose Pinecrest
The reasons on the record are the size of the house and the stage of life. Mourning retired in 2009, and by 2012 the couple's children were older. A 13,000-square-foot bayfront mansion is a lot to keep. The Pinecrest home is smaller, sits inland on a gated acre, and still has room for a guest house and a pool.
Location is the other reason. Pinecrest is where many Heat figures have settled over the years, since it sits between the arena and the southern suburbs and has large lots without waterfront prices. Erik Spoelstra's most recent home was in Ponce-Davis, just north of the village, and David Ortiz built a 10,000-square-foot estate in Pinecrest before selling it in 2023.
Mourning's civic work also keeps him close. The Overtown Youth Center, which he and Tracy founded in 2003, serves children a few miles from the arena. His Heat role puts him at the practice facility. Both are an easy drive from Pinecrest.
Where does Alonzo Mourning live when not in Pinecrest?
No second home has been reported. Mourning grew up in Chesapeake, Virginia, and played at Georgetown, but reporting has never tied him to a residence in either place since his playing days. His work with the Heat and the foundation keeps him in Miami most of the year. If a second property surfaces, this post will change.
What homes near Alonzo Mourning cost
Pinecrest is one of the priciest single-family markets in Miami-Dade. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 170 active listings there. The median list price is near $5.1 million, and homes average about 130 days on market. That median reflects one-acre lots and a steady stream of new construction. Mourning's $4.5 million purchase in 2012 would sit below today's median.
Coral Gables had about 440 listings at a median near $2 million. Gables Estates sits far above that figure, with bayfront lots that have sold in the tens of millions in recent years. Our Gables Estates page shows what is available inside the gates.
For buyers looking at the same kind of home, our gated communities hub and pool homes hub cover properties like the Pinecrest house across South Florida. The luxury homes hub lists sales above $1 million, and the Miami-Dade County page compares Pinecrest, Coral Gables and the rest of the county.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Alonzo Mourning live now?
In Pinecrest, Florida, in a gated home he and Tracy bought for $4.5 million in late 2012. No sale has been reported since. He works for the Heat and runs a foundation in Miami, so his life is centered there.
Where in Pinecrest does Alonzo Mourning live?
On a gated lot of nearly an acre in the village's estate section. HuffPost described a two-story home built in 2008 with a guest house and pool. We do not publish the street.
Where does Alonzo Mourning live full time?
Pinecrest. No outlet has reported a second home, and his Heat front-office role and foundation work are both in Miami-Dade County. He has been a Miami resident since 1995.
How much did Alonzo Mourning pay for the Pinecrest home?
$4.5 million, per HuffPost, citing the Daily Business Review, and Haute Residence. The purchase closed in late 2012. His earlier Gables Estates mansion cost $12.75 million in 2005.
Did Alonzo Mourning sell the Coral Gables mansion?
He listed it for $14.5 million in 2011 and $13.9 million in 2012, and the couple moved to Pinecrest in late 2012. The final sale price and date were not in the coverage we reviewed.
Can you buy a home in Pinecrest?
Yes. Pinecrest has no village gate, though many individual homes have their own gates, and one-acre lots trade on the open market. Prices run well above the county median. Our Pinecrest page lists current inventory.
If you own a home in Pinecrest, Coral Gables or anywhere in Miami-Dade County and are thinking about a move, request a free home valuation from Pure Equity. Buyers can browse Pinecrest listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. For the rest of the Heat family, read where Pat Riley lives and where Erik Spoelstra lives.
Sources
- HuffPost, Alonzo Mourning buys Pinecrest mansion for $4.5 million
- Haute Residence, Alonzo Mourning purchases $4.5 million Miami home
- Miami New Times, Alonzo Mourning's Coral Gables mansion is for sale for $14.5 million
- Trulia, Alonzo Mourning selling in Coral Gables
Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.
