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WNBA's New Money Is Buying Real Estate

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This WNBA season arrived with higher salaries across the league, and players are spending some of it on something sturdier than a lease. Four of the league's stars invited Architectural Digest into homes they've chosen to keep for the long haul, trading the transience that once defined a pro athlete's housing for something built to last. It reads as a quiet marker of a league finally paying enough to let its players put down roots.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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