Josh Hart Relists Florida Mansion at $5.69 Million

New York Knicks forward Josh Hart is selling his sprawling Florida mansion again. The home is back on the market with a asking price of $5.69 million, roughly one year after Hart removed the property from the market.

Relisting a high-end home after a withdrawal is a common move in luxury real estate. Sellers often pull a property to wait out a slow stretch, reset expectations or find a stronger buyer, then return with a new price when they are ready to try again. The report does not say why Hart took the house off the market the first time, or whether the new price reflects any change in the home's value.

The listing puts a fresh price on one of the more visible home sales tied to a current Knicks player. Hart has built a reputation in New York for relentless effort on both ends of the floor, and off-court moves like this tend to draw attention from fans who follow the team closely.

Any sale would be a private transaction, and the listing details will be the first place to watch for changes such as a price cut or a sale update. For now, the key facts are simple: the home is listed at $5.69 million, and it is the second time in about a year that Hart has tried to sell it.