Embiid, who was selected third overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 2014 NBA Draft, was sidelined for the first two seasons of his professional career by a severe foot injury. However, subsequent to his recovery from the foot injury, Embiid made the decision to lease a condominium situated in Two Liberty Place, a renowned landmark in the city, with the assistance of real estate agent John Bolaris. The newcomer was obligated to remit a monthly payment of $9,000 to the Sixers at the time.

The condo, which is valued at $2.1 million, features a living area of 2,750 square feet. Three bedrooms and four bathrooms are included. In addition, the condominium includes a kitchen, a sizable dining area, and a comfortable sofa for Embiid to watch television.

Additionally, the condominium features a liquor storage area and an Oriental Station, which can serve the six-time All-Star broiled duck with ease. Twenty stories above the city, Embiid’s accommodation offers not only the aforementioned amenities but also a breathtaking panorama of Philadelphia.