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iami Heat star Jimmy Butler is renting an 8,500-square-foot, five-bedroom mansion on Hibiscus Island for over $70,000 per month. The luxurious home, built in 2001, features stunning waterfront views and boasts a total of eight bedrooms across its expansive property. Butler recently sold his 6,148-square-foot, six-bedroom house near South Miami and Coral Gables for $8.3 million.

    As a coffee entrepreneur, Butler has also made headlines with the opening of his first brick-and-mortar shop for Bigface, his coffee company, in the Miami Design District. The shop is part of his larger business venture that includes owning a lavish estate in San Diego featuring its own coffee shop.

    The Hibiscus Island mansion, listed by Julian Johnston of the Corcoran Group for $30 million, was purchased by Andrew Mirmelli for $21 million in 2021. Butler's agent has reportedly mentioned that he is open to being traded to teams such as the Phoenix Suns, who are among several teams interested in acquiring him.

    Butler signed a four-year, $184 million contract extension with the Heat in 2021 and still has $49 million left on his contract for this season, according to ESPN.