It appears Steph and Ayesha Curry are establishing some roots in San Francisco.
The couple reportedly is buying a piece of property less than two miles from Chase Center.
As J.K. Dineen of The San Francisco Chronicle writes:
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Curry snapped up a condo in the Four Seasons Private Residences at 706 Mission St., a new tower opening in June across from Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
The price for the 2,800-square-foot condo the Currys bought was just under $8 million, according to real estate sources familiar with the unit and building.
The unit is on the 30th floor — coincidentally, Curry wears No. 30 for the Warriors.
The new condo is also just a few blocks from International Smoke, the steak and BBQ restaurant Ayesha Curry owns with celebrity chef Michael Mina at the Millennium Tower at 301 Mission St.
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When the Warriors moved from Oakland to SF, the Curry's moved from the East Bay to Atherton.
And after the two-time NBA MVP dropped 40 points on the Minnesota Timberwolves during a preseason game Oct. 10, he revealed that he arrived at Chase Center 20 to 25 minutes later than usual because of traffic.
"For 10 years, I had the same routine every step of the way," he told reporters. "I try to repeat that routine but there are some quirks and different routes you take. It's a different vantage point."
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So starting next season, Curry no longer has to go back to Atherton between shootaround and the game. He can hang out and/or nap at his new pad.
Or, if he and Ayesha have date night in San Francisco, the commute to go to sleep is much shorter.
Genius.