Anything goes in Las Vegas.
Raiders owner Mark Davis has built a $1.9 billion stadium with stunning views of the strip.
He was clearly proud of his creation, so much so that he decided to take his work home with him.
Davis lives in an incredible $14 million pad that overlooks the Nevada desert.
Fans did a double take when they saw pictures on social media.
Boasting a sleek, modern design, the white house with black windows looks eerily similar to Allegiant Stadium.
Fans, as always, were split on social media with some loving the look and others comparing it to a Star Wars knock-off.
“Now that is the most beautiful house I have ever seen,” wrote one on X.
“That looks awful, who would want to live in a “house” that looks like that,” added another.
“Dude has money for a mega mansion but no money to keep the team in Oakland lol dude had to go get his corporate bailout in vegas,” a third posted.
Davis, who has a net worth of $2.5 billion per Forbes, moved the Raiders to Vegas in 2020.
He inherited the team from his father, Al, in 2011.
In the time since, the franchise’s value has gone from $761 million to $6.7 billion.
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That is despite a lack of success on the field, although Davis has brought in the big guns to try and change that.
Tom Brady was finally allowed to become a minority owner in 2024 and quickly got to work over the offseason.
Pete Carroll took over as head coach, with John Spytek brought in as general manager.
The Silver and Black also paired quarterback Geno Smith with his former Seattle Seahawks coach Carroll and landed running back sensation Ashton Jeanty with the sixth overall pick in April’s NFL Draft.
Jeanty, who shocked fans with insane basketball dunks pre-draft, has been checking out the housing market himself and looked at one stunning property in Davis’ neighbourhood.
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He signed a four-year, $35.9 million deal upon arrival in Sin City, and bagged a signing bonus worth just under $22.75 million.
That makes him the second-highest paid RB in the league in terms of guaranteed money without taking a handoff.
A clip surfaced on social media recently showed the rookie house-hunting with realtor Michele Sullivan in Nevada.
He was shown a number of mansions, and one that’s on the market for $15.5 million really caught his eye.
The brand-new, 9,000 square-foot property boasts multiple bedrooms, stunning bathrooms, a huge pool, a private gaming room, a special bar area and an incredible 18-car garage.
“I just love how open the space is, you can host people, have lots of family and friends over, ” Jeanty said, when asked what really stood out to him.
The running back was then shown a second property, which is located in the same neighborhood as Davis’ sprawling pad.
It also boasted some incredible features, including walk-in wardrobes, unique artwork and a huge games room.
But Jeanty decided to keep hold of his money for now and opt for a more modest home while he establishes himself.
After just three carries for minus-one yards in Thursday’s preseason opener against the Seahawks, he will hope to improve on Saturday against the San Francisco 49ers.
The game takes place at Allegiant Stadium. Which, for Davis at least, proves that there is some place like home.
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