In a notable effort to drum up interest, a townhome previously owned by NBA star Kevin Durant has been listed on the market for a symbolic price of just $35. This decision, orchestrated by Thunder Team Realty, plays on Durant's legacy with the Oklahoma City Thunder, as 35 is the player's number during his time with the franchise. However, the actual appraised value of the property stands at approximately $1 million, with serious offers being considered.

Durant was deeply involved in the design of the home before selling it after his departure from Oklahoma City. The current owners, who purchased the residence from Durant, are now looking to attract potential buyers, as reported by Austin Breasette from 8NewsNow.com. Leasha Larkpor, the managing broker for Thunder Team Realty, shared that the original designers of the property have expressed their admiration for the interior choices, further enhancing the home's appeal.

Durant's career with the Thunder began when he was drafted by the then-Seattle SuperSonics in 2007, leading to his rookie season with the team. After the franchise relocated to Oklahoma City in 2008, he continued to impress fans and analysts alike until the end of the 2015-16 season. His accolades during this period include winning the NBA MVP award in 2014, being named to seven All-Star teams, and leading the Thunder to an NBA Finals appearance in 2012.